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Jury Duty Alert: Weather Forces Cleveland County Jurors to Report on Tuesday, Jan. 23

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NORMAN, Okla. – Judges in Cleveland County, Oklahoma, have made the decision to reschedule the reporting and selection of prospective jurors due to anticipated severe weather conditions. This announcement comes as a heads-up to all residents who have received a summons for jury duty on Monday, Jan. 22. Instead, jurors are now instructed to report to the court on Tuesday, Jan. 23. It is important to note that the reporting time remains the same as stated on the original summons. Inclement weather often poses challenges and disruptions to various aspects of daily life, and the … Read more

Russian Lawmakers Propose Confiscating Assets of Those Spreading False Information about Armed Forces

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Moscow – Russian lawmakers are drafting a bill that would permit the seizure of assets from individuals spreading what they deem as “deliberately false information” about the country’s armed forces. Vyacheslav Volodin, the speaker of the State Duma, stated that this legislation would also encompass acts of betrayal such as discrediting the armed forces, advocating for sanctions against Russia, or inciting extremist activities. In a post on Telegram, Volodin asserted that those who attempt to undermine or betray Russia must face appropriate punishment and compensate for the harm inflicted on the nation by forfeiting their … Read more

Arizona Humane Society Joins Forces with Lawmakers to Tackle Animal Abuse Crisis

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Chandler, Arizona – The Arizona Humane Society is collaborating with lawmakers and Maricopa County Attorney Rachel Mitchell to strengthen the state’s animal cruelty laws by proposing a new bill. In 2023, the Humane Society responded to 15,000 service calls and initiated nearly 10,000 animal abuse cases, reflecting a 21% increase compared to the previous year. Dr. Steven Hansen, President and CEO of the Arizona Humane Society, stated, “Arizona’s pets have long suffered due to the inadequacy of our statewide animal cruelty law. While certain cities have implemented ordinances to offer additional protection, it is time … Read more

Uniting Forces: Red Flag Law Unites Law Enforcement and Mental Health Experts for Safer Communities

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MIAMI, Florida – Law enforcement agencies across the country are increasingly turning to mental health experts to address the complex intersection of mental illness and public safety. This innovative approach, known as the “red flag law,” aims to build a bridge between law enforcement and mental health professionals. Red flag laws, also known as extreme risk protection orders, empower law enforcement officials to temporarily remove firearms from individuals who pose a significant risk to themselves or others. By leveraging the expertise of mental health experts, these laws strive to prevent tragedies and provide individuals in … Read more