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Case Dropped: Charges Against Father and Son in Shooting Incident Involving FedEx Driver Dismissed by Judge

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Brookhaven, Miss. — A Mississippi judge has dismissed charges against a father and son previously accused of shooting at a FedEx delivery driver earlier this year. The decision, ruling out the potential for any further criminal prosecution in this case, has prompted discussions on legal standards and community safety. The case centered around an incident that occurred in January, in which the driver, while performing deliveries, reportedly underwent a frightening confrontation that led to shots being fired. The driver, who was unharmed, claims the ordeal unfolded after he had mistakenly entered the duo’s property. Authorities … Read more

Judge Rules Against Liberty University in Early Decision for Lawsuit Involving Alumni Association

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Jefferson City, Missouri – A legal dispute between Lincoln University and an alumni association found no resolution in the granting of a default judgment, reinforcing the complexity of the case. A Cole County judge decided the lawsuit, filed by the university against the Lincoln University National Alumni Association (LUNAA), will proceed without a default judgment, meaning the university must substantiate its claims for the litigation to continue. Lincoln University, a historically black university, took legal action against LUNAA over alleged unauthorized use of the university’s trademarked names and symbols. The school claims the alumni group, … Read more

Court Confirms Trump Liable in Landmark Sexual Abuse Case Involving E. Jean Carroll

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In a significant legal ruling from New York, a federal appeals court affirmed a previous verdict that found former President Donald Trump liable for sexually abusing writer E. Jean Carroll in the mid-1990s. This decision represents a major development in the high-profile case that has captured national attention for its implications on the intersection of celebrity, power, and accountability. Carroll initially brought the lawsuit against Trump following her public allegations that he sexually assaulted her in a Bergdorf Goodman dressing room in Manhattan. According to Carroll, the incident occurred in the spring of 1996, after … Read more

Judge Confirms $7.8 Million Verdict in COVID Vaccine Lawsuit Involving BART Employees

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San Francisco, CA — A federal judge has confirmed a $7.8 million jury verdict awarded to a former Bay Area Rapid Transit (BART) employee. The employee alleged wrongful termination after raising concerns over the agency’s handling of COVID-19 safety measures, including its vaccine mandate. This decision reinforces the consequences faced by employers for disregarding worker rights, especially during public health crises. The case centered around David Joules, who claimed he was dismissed for his vocal opposition to BART’s mandated coronavirus vaccinations which he argued were implemented without proper consideration of staff feedback. Joules, who had … Read more