Florida’s Revised Move Over Law Paves the Way to Safer Roads for All

Tampa, Florida – Florida has taken a significant step towards improving road safety with the recent amendment of its Move Over law. Effective January 1, 2024, this revision expands the law’s coverage, emphasizing the state’s commitment to protecting not only emergency responders and service personnel but all individuals on the road. By broadening the law’s reach to include all stopped vehicles, Florida aims to reduce roadside accidents and create a safer driving environment for everyone. This update serves as a reminder that safety and legal compliance go hand in hand in fostering responsible driving culture … Read more

Judge Melissa R. DuBose’s Historic Approval Paves the Way for Diversity on Rhode Island’s Federal Bench

Providence, Rhode Island – The U.S. Senate Committee on the Judiciary has given its approval to the nomination of District Court Judge Melissa R. DuBose to the federal bench. With a vote of 12-9, mainly along party lines, DuBose is now one step closer to taking the U.S. District Court seat relinquished by Judge William E. Smith. If the nomination is confirmed by the full Senate, DuBose will make history as Rhode Island’s first person of color and LGBTQ+ judge. DuBose’s nomination was put forward by President Joe Biden in January, following the recommendation of … Read more

Judge’s Ruling Paves the Way for Future Development in Springfield’s University Heights Neighborhood

A judge in Springfield, Missouri issued a partial ruling in a lawsuit regarding the development plans for the University Heights Neighborhood. The lawsuit revolves around allegations that Be Kind and Merciful, a development company, has violated deed restrictions in the area. According to the University Heights Neighborhood Association, a 100-year-old deed explicitly prohibits the construction of anything other than residential homes. Be Kind and Merciful developers have expressed their desire to rezone over two acres of land at the intersection of Sunshine and National, changing it from single-family residential to general retail. However, the judge … Read more