Jury Awards $10 Million to Family for Newborn’s Brain Damage Linked to Labor Drug Mismanagement

RACINE, Wis. — A Racine County jury has recently concluded a landmark medical malpractice case, awarding $10 million to a Wisconsin family whose daughter suffered permanent brain damage during her birth at Ascension All Saints Hospital nearly six years ago. The profound medical verdict comes after an extensive legal battle centered around the controversial use of the labor-inducing drug, Pitocin. The child, Ka’Mya Minor, was diagnosed with cerebral palsy ahead of her second birthday. Now at the age of six, Ka’Mya is predominantly nonverbal; however, she is gradually learning sign language and can communicate through … Read more

“Jury Duty” Hits the Corporate Retreat in Season Two: Amazon’s Hidden Camera Series Continues Surprising Unwitting Participants

Los Angeles — “Jury Duty,” the hit candid camera comedy show that captured audiences with its unique take on reality television by featuring an unsuspecting participant, has completed filming its second season, which will be available on Amazon Prime Video. The first season, which debuted on Amazon’s Freevee in 2023, was notable for its portrayal of Ronald Gladden, an ordinary man who was unaware that the courtroom drama unfolding around him was, in fact, a carefully constructed act. In its inaugural season, “Jury Duty” showcased Gladden as he navigated a faux legal environment populated by … Read more

Jury Deliberates in Retrial of Deputy Over Fatal Shooting of Christian Glass in Colorado

Georgetown, CO – In a Clear Creek County courtroom on Wednesday, the retrial of former deputy Andrew Buen, charged with the murder of Christian Glass in 2022 near Silver Plume, reached a critical phase as jurors started deliberations in the afternoon. Buen, who previously faced mixed verdicts in his initial trial, stands accused in a case spotlighting the police handling of mental health crises. The incident unfolded last year when Glass, a 22-year-old, was fatally shot following what began as a distress call he made himself. The jury must now determine if Buen’s actions constitute … Read more

Caddo Grand Jury Issues Seven Indictments in Major Legal Shift

Shreveport, La. – In a significant legal development this week, a grand jury in Caddo Parish delivered seven indictments, addressing a range of serious offenses including murder, assault, and kidnapping. The most notable case involves the indictment of a 21-year-old individual, Tremarcia Houston, accused of murder in connection with a fatal shooting that occurred on May 9. The incident resulted in the death of Sharika Taylor at an apartment complex parking lot. Taylor, who was previously known to the authorities, succumbed to gunshot wounds in what investigators suggest was a targeted attack. Additionally, Deranisha Williams, … Read more