November

South Plainfield Designates November 1 as ‘Love Your Lawyer Day’ to Celebrate Legal Professionals

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South Plainfield, New Jersey, has dedicated November 1st as ‘Love Your Lawyer Day,’ a special occasion aimed at acknowledging and appreciating the often underappreciated efforts of legal professionals. This initiative seeks to encourage the public and institutions to recognize the crucial role lawyers play in society and to set aside the traditional adversarial image often associated with the profession. In an effort to foster a better understanding of the legal field, South Plainfield’s recognition of ‘Love Your Lawyer Day’ invites citizens to consider the dedication and commitment lawyers demonstrate in protecting justice, rights, and legal … Read more

San Luis Obispo Jury Convicts Nathan Daniel Abate in High-Profile Sexual Assault Case, Sentencing Set for November

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ATASCADERO, Calif. — A San Luis Obispo County jury convicted 36-year-old Nathan Daniel Abate of multiple sexual assault charges on Friday, Oct. 18. The verdict followed a 13-day trial focusing on offenses committed between 2009 and 2012. Abate now faces a scheduled sentencing on Nov. 12. The jury found Abate guilty on three counts relating to two victims: Forcible Rape, Rape of an Intoxicated Victim, and Oral Copulation of a Person Under the Age of 18. However, the jury was unable to reach a unanimous decision on a fourth charge of Forcible Rape involving a … Read more

Cobb County Challenges New Election Protocols, Arguing Impractical Timing and Legal Overreach Ahead of November Polls

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Atlanta, GA — In a significant legal clash mirroring national debates over election integrity, a Cobb County election board attorney contended Tuesday that newly mandated state election rules should not be imposed so close to the upcoming Nov. 5 general election. These rules, introduced by the State Election Board in September, are now the subject of contentious legal scrutiny. The debate unfolded in the Fulton County Superior Court where Judge Robert McBurney presided over the lawsuit brought by the Cobb County Board of Elections and Registration. This legal action challenges six rules believed by some … Read more

Meet the Candidates Vying for Tarrant County’s Criminal District Court No. 2 Judgeship This November

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Fort Worth, Texas — In the upcoming November election, residents of Tarrant County are set to decide who will claim the judgeship of the Criminal District Court No. 2. This pivotal role influences not only the local legal landscape but also the wider community’s approach to justice and reform. The race for the bench includes a diverse array of candidates, each bringing their unique perspectives and experiences to a campaign that underscores the evolving dynamics within Tarrant County’s judicial system. The candidates have various legal backgrounds ranging from previous governmental positions to private practice, all … Read more