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Advocacy Groups Concerned Over Potential Big Law Shift on Civil Rights Under Trump Influence

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Several advocacy groups have expressed concerns that the pressure from former President Donald Trump may influence major law firms, potentially leading them to roll back their engagement in civil rights issues. These fears escalate as the political climate in the United States grows increasingly polarized, with significant implications for law firms that often engage in social justice causes and other public interest law services. The concerns stem from Trump’s past criticisms of law practices and legal decisions that support civil liberties and equal rights, which he has often depicted as counterproductive to his vision for … Read more

Cobb County Judge Contemplates Overturning Verdict in Case of Concealed Death, Leaving Family Concerned

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COBB COUNTY, Ga. – A Cobb County judge is currently reviewing the conviction of a man found guilty of concealing his girlfriend’s death. The potential overturning of the jury’s verdict has raised concerns for Hailey Johnson’s family, who fear that justice may be denied. Hailey’s tragic death in 2022 resurfaced during her boyfriend’s trial, which lasted four days. The jury found Brooks Cleary guilty on all charges, providing a glimmer of hope for her family. However, immediately after the verdict was read, Judge Jason Marbutt announced his consideration of acting as the 13th juror to … Read more

Concerned Maine Residents Await Sensible Gun Laws to Ensure Public Safety

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West Bath, Maine – On the opening day of the 2024 legislative session in Maine, a concerned citizen, Kristen Hanley, along with her two sons, stood outside the State House waiting for the session to begin. Their purpose was clear – to urge state leaders to implement sensible gun laws that would protect Mainers from future tragedies like the Lewiston shooting. Hanley emphasized the need for legislation as there are no metal detectors to ensure their safety at work or school, making the law their only form of protection. Despite their efforts, the Maine Legislature … Read more