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Tennessee Lawmaker Considers Legal Action to Uncover School Voucher Secrets as Parents Rally Behind Program

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. — A state lawmaker is contemplating legal action to address concerns over the transparency of Tennessee’s school voucher program amid growing praise from parents who advocate for its benefits. The program, which allows parents to access state funding for private school tuition, has sparked significant debate over its implications for public education. During a recent legislative meeting, State Representative Jason Hodges raised questions about the level of financial disclosure required from private schools participating in the program. He expressed concern that a lack of transparency could obscure vital information regarding how taxpayer dollars … Read more

Gemini and SEC Reach Tentative Agreement, Bringing Closure to Earn Program Lawsuit After Three Years

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NEW YORK — After nearly three years embroiled in legal disputes, cryptocurrency exchange Gemini Trust has reached a preliminary agreement with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission to settle a lawsuit concerning its Earn program. The investigation centered on Gemini’s now-defunct Earn program, which was recognized as a significant element in the SEC’s overall effort to regulate digital assets. This crypto lending product, which launched in 2021, promised retail investors up to 7.4% annual returns on Bitcoin and other cryptocurrency deposits. Attorneys representing both Gemini and the SEC submitted a joint letter in Manhattan federal … Read more

New Jersey Boosts Access to Justice: Rutgers Law’s Clinical Program Receives $100,000 Funding for Student-Led Legal Clinics

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CAMDEN, N.J. — Rutgers Law School in Camden is set to enhance its Clinical Program with a $100,000 grant from the state of New Jersey, designed to support student engagement in real-world legal cases under the guidance of experienced faculty. This funding is instrumental in providing legal assistance to underserved populations who might otherwise be without representation. The initiative was spearheaded by New Jersey Assemblyman William Spearman, who played a pivotal role in the legislative process to secure the financial support. Assembly Majority Leader Louis D. Greenwald formally presented the grant to Rutgers Law Camden’s … Read more

Family Sues Non-Profit After Allegations of Grooming and Negligence in Youth Program

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CHESTERFIELD COUNTY, S.C. — A lawsuit has been filed against a residential program by the family of a teenager who allegedly developed an inappropriate relationship with a female staff member, raising questions about the program’s oversight and accountability. The complaint was lodged on September 10 in the county’s court of common pleas against AMIkids Sand Hills, a non-profit organization. The suit claims neglect in handling communications between 31-year-old Florence Garland White, who worked at the facility, and the then-15-year-old boy. The lawsuit states that the teen was admitted to the program in January 2025 following … Read more