D.C

Legal Team Seeks Civil Contempt Sanctions Against Giuliani in D.C. Federal Court

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WASHINGTON — Attorneys representing plaintiffs have formally requested U.S. District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, D.C., to issue civil contempt sanctions against Rudy Giuliani, citing his role as a lawyer for former President Donald Trump and his actions connected to this position. The push for legal repercussions comes amid ongoing litigations related to Giuliani’s activities during his tenure as Trump’s attorney. Giuliani, who previously served as the Mayor of New York City, has been embroiled in multiple legal challenges following his service in Trump’s administration. The current proceedings have highlighted various aspects of Giuliani’s conduct … Read more

Senator Patty Murray Champions Progressive Care Policies at D.C. Rally

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Washington, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Patty Murray, D-Wash., took the stage in the nation’s capital recently, where she advocated passionately for several key legislative priorities that aim to alleviate burdens on American families. These include the promotion of affordable child care, the implementation of a universal paid leave system, and the enhancement of accessible in-home care services for disabled and aging individuals. Her advocacy comes amidst growing public support for measures that would provide economic relief and support to diverse family structures across the United States. During the event organized by Caring Across Generations, a … Read more

Judge Sides with Nursing Home Residents in Landmark D.C. Legal Battle

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Washington, D.C.—In a decision that marks a significant turning point for healthcare rights, a judge has ruled against Washington, D.C., siding with nursing home residents in a lawsuit that has been in litigation for many years. The residents of Unique Residential Care Center, a problematic facility with a history of complaints, challenged the city’s oversight and proposed relocation plans after the home announced its impending closure. The lawsuit, initiated by several residents, argued that the District government failed to ensure proper care at the facility and did not provide adequate plans for their safe relocation. … Read more

Legal Battle Heats Up Over Secrecy and Juvenile Rights in D.C. Youth Detainment Controversy

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Washington, D.C. — Legal representatives are pressing a federal court to consider a move that would prevent public access to a forthcoming hearing concerning a lawsuit against the District’s troubled youth services department. The suit has been initiated on behalf of two 16-year-old boys who have faced prolonged detentions at the city’s Youth Services Center (YSC), awaiting placement in specialized residential treatment facilities, which was delayed due to the overcrowded conditions at YSC. In a twist to the proceedings, attorneys for the city and the Department of Youth Rehabilitation Services (DYRS), alongside its director Sam … Read more