Investigations

Proposed Bill Seeks to Protect Law Enforcement at State Universities and Reform Officer Misconduct Investigations

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DES MOINES, Iowa — Law enforcement protections at state universities in Iowa could see significant changes if a newly passed bill becomes law. The bill, known as House Study Bill 738, aims to prevent state universities from implementing policies that restrict police from enforcing local, state, or municipal laws. It also proposes that the attorney general investigate complaints against universities for potential violations. Under the bill, state universities found by civil court to have intentionally discouraged or barred law enforcement from enforcing laws would be denied state funds for the fiscal year in which the … Read more

Landmark Retaliation Lawsuit Exposes the Importance of Thorough Workplace Investigations

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Dallas, Texas – A recent workplace retaliation case, Harris v. FedEx, highlights the critical need for thorough investigations into allegations of discrimination and harassment in the workplace. Proper documentation and evidence collection during the investigation process not only help refute claims of retaliatory actions but also protect organizations from potential punitive damages. The plaintiff, a former sales manager at FedEx, filed a lawsuit under Section 1981 and Title VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, alleging that her termination was a result of racial discrimination. Despite filing three complaints against her white supervisor and … Read more

Shocking Findings: ACS Conducts Home Searches in Majority of Child Abuse Investigations, Raises Questions on Judicial Oversight

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New York City – A lawsuit filed against the Administration for Children’s Services (ACS) alleges that the agency routinely conducts home searches during its annual investigations into child abuse and neglect. The lawsuit, which claims violations of constitutional rights, seeks to hold both ACS and the city accountable for their actions. The complaint asserts that ACS caseworkers search the homes of families involved in more than 50,000 investigations each year, often without any judicial determination of wrongdoing. The suit highlights the broad powers granted to ACS personnel in their official capacities, including the authority to … Read more

Trump Fined $354 Million and Banned from NY for 3 Years – Judge Leaves His Empire Intact, Pending Investigations into Individual Businesses

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NEW YORK – Former President Donald Trump has been banned from conducting business in New York for a period of three years and has been ordered to pay a fine of $354 million for providing false information about his wealth. Nevertheless, a crucial aspect was conspicuously absent from the judge’s ruling – a directive to dissolve all of Trump’s companies in the state. In a surprising turn of events, Justice Arthur Engoron backed down from his initial ruling in the civil fraud case, issued punishments, and left Trump’s control over his extensive New York empire … Read more