Courthouse

Alabama Mother Sparks Legislative Push for Nursing Moms after Courthouse Incident

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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. — A recent incident involving a nursing mother at the Jefferson County Courthouse, which quickly escalated into a viral social media story, has sparked significant legislative efforts in Alabama. This chain of events began when Kandace Brown, a mother from Morris, was threatened with legal complications for bringing her baby to court while on jury duty. The ordeal has ignited a campaign to amend state laws to better accommodate nursing mothers in similar situations. Brown’s personal experience, where she was effectively shamed for attending jury duty with her three-month-old because the infant is … Read more

San Juan County Jurors Summonsed for February 11th Duty at Courthouse

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San Juan County, WA — Residents of San Juan County who have been summoned for jury duty are advised that the service period commencing on Monday, February 10, will require their attendance starting from Tuesday, February 11. All such jurors must report to the San Juan County Courthouse at precisely 8:30 a.m. on that day. The court’s administration emphasizes the importance of this assembly acknowledging the pivotal role jurors play in the judicial process. This specific summons marks the beginning of a critical judicial period that will span the entire week until Friday, February 14. … Read more

Alarming Rise in Courthouse Threats Pushes Texas Lawmakers to Seek Enhanced Federal Security Measures

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Austin, Texas — In the wake of escalating security threats targeting judges and courthouses, Texas legislation passed in 2017 to enhance security measures appears insufficient as recent reports reflect an alarming increase in incidents. According to the latest data, the state has witnessed a significant spike in security threats and assaults on courthouse personnel, signaling an urgent call for further action. In fiscal year 2024 alone, Texas reported an unprecedented 142% hike in security incidents at courthouses, totaling 1,080 incidents compared to 448 the previous year. This surge encompasses a range of troubling events from … Read more

Tension in Polk County: Dems Express Concern as Suspended Prosecutor Visits Courthouse Amid Speculation of DeSantis Interference

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Polk County, FL — Tension is brewing in Florida as newly elected prosecutor Monique Worrell made an unexpected appearance at the Polk County courthouse. Worrell, who remained tight-lipped about the purpose of her visit, is the latest focus in a series of contentious exchanges between elected officials and Governor Ron DeSantis. In 2023, Governor DeSantis made the controversial decision to suspend Worrell from her position, prompting widespread debate and speculations about the motivations behind the suspension. The governor’s action has led to a broader discussion about the balance of power and the independence of elected … Read more