Custody

Authorities Investigate Homicide at Burning Man: Suspected Weapon in Custody as Search for Witnesses Continues

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PERSHING COUNTY, Nev. — A tragic incident during the Burning Man Festival has resulted in the death of Vadim Kruglov, following a fatal stabbing on Saturday night. Local authorities have now identified and secured a weapon believed to be linked to the incident, according to a statement from the Pershing County Sheriff’s Office. The stabbing occurred between 8 p.m. and 9:30 p.m. in the vicinity of 8 o’clock and I Street in Black Rock City. Investigators are seeking information that could help identify the suspect or suspects involved in this homicide. Officials are urging anyone … Read more

Kentucky’s Bold Custody Shift: Balancing Revolution and Concerns in Divorce Laws

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FRANKFORT, Ky. — Kentucky’s adoption of a law establishing 50% shared custody as the default in divorce cases has sparked significant changes to family law since its implementation in 2018. This legislation aims to improve outcomes for children by promoting equal parenting time, thus reshaping how divorces are handled in the state. Advocates for the law argue that it prioritizes children’s best interests by ensuring that both parents remain actively involved in their lives. Supporters assert that time spent with each parent fosters healthy relationships and emotional well-being for children navigating the challenges of divorce. … Read more

Judge Puts Decision on Kilmar Abrego García’s ICE Custody Release on Hold

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A judge in Baltimore has postponed a ruling regarding the potential release of Kilmar Abrego García into the custody of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). The case has garnered considerable attention, reflecting broader debates surrounding immigration enforcement policies. García, who was apprehended in Maryland, is currently facing deportation following his alleged illegal entry into the United States. The circumstances of his detention have sparked discussions around the treatment of individuals in similar situations, particularly those who claim asylum. Advocates for García argue that he has expressed a credible fear of returning to his home … Read more

CAIR Takes Legal Action Against Multnomah County Sheriff for Alleged Hijab Violations of Muslim Women in Custody

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MULTNOMAH COUNTY, Ore. — The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) has launched a federal civil rights lawsuit against the Multnomah County Sheriff’s Office, asserting that the rights of two Muslim women were violated while they were in custody. The lawsuit, filed on behalf of sisters Serine Abuelhawa and Marjannah Hassan, claims that the sheriff’s office forcibly removed their hijabs and took photographs of them without their religious head coverings. CAIR argues that this action not only infringes on their religious freedoms but also disrespects their dignity as individuals. “The treatment these young women faced is … Read more