Fights

City of Manton Faces Legal Showdown as Mayor Fights Against Commission’s Power Transfer Decision

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MANTON, Mich. — A special meeting of the Manton City Commission convened Tuesday morning to address a lawsuit filed by Mayor Joe Grzybowski against the commission, which had recently moved to elevate Mayor Pro-Tem Sue Fullerton to his role. The suit was prompted by a resolution issued on September 16, asserting that the mayor was neither “absent” nor “disabled,” which are prerequisites for the resolution to remain valid according to the city’s Charter. In his legal action, Grzybowski is seeking to prevent the enforcement of the commission’s resolution through an injunction. He is also requesting … Read more

Tragic Loss Sparks Lawsuit: Family of Bullying Victim Gabriel Palacios Fights for Justice Against School District

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CORONADO, Calif. — The tragic loss of 13-year-old Gabriel Palacios has sparked a forthcoming lawsuit against the Coronado Unified School District from his parents, who allege that chronic bullying at Coronado Middle School contributed to their son’s suicide earlier this year. Family attorney John Gomez announced the planned legal action during a press conference held at district offices, asserting the need for accountability and a renewed focus on combating bullying. Gomez detailed Gabriel’s challenges, including ADHD and Tourette’s syndrome, describing him as a vibrant, adventurous child whose life was marred by bullying after an unintentional … Read more

Matriarch Fights for Justice: Donna Adelson Seeks New Trial in High-Profile Murder Case

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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — The matriarch of a South Florida family, facing a potential life sentence for the calculated murder of her former son-in-law, is seeking a new trial. Donna Adelson’s legal team contends that alleged juror misconduct and judicial errors justify revisiting her case. Adelson was convicted earlier this month after jurors delivered guilty verdicts during a trial that lasted several weeks. She faced serious charges including first-degree murder, conspiracy, and solicitation concerning the death of Daniel Markel, a law professor at Florida State University, who was killed in 2014. In a motion for a … Read more

Tehama County Supervisor Pati Nolen Fights Back Against Grand Jury Misconduct Allegations in Court

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TEHAMA COUNTY, Calif. — District Three Supervisor Pati Nolen faced the court Tuesday morning as she contested accusations of willful and corrupt misconduct in office brought forth by a grand jury. Nolen has publicly refuted all three charges, contending that the grand jury did not properly vote on the matters in question. The court ruled against Nolen’s objection, confirming the grand jury’s unanimous decision, which was recorded as 19-0 in favor of upholding the charges. Despite this setback in court, Nolen maintains her innocence regarding the allegations made against her. A pre-trial conference is set … Read more