pstrongJustice

Justice Served: Craighead County Convicts Three for Disturbing Child Abuse Cases, Protecting Vulnerable Victims

by

JONESBORO, Ark. — Three individuals have been convicted for child abuse offenses in separate cases during July in Craighead County. The cases include two men who were found guilty of raping 13-year-old girls and a woman convicted of attempting to kill her 12-year-old daughter, as revealed by Prosecuting Attorney Sonia Hagood. “The strength shown by the victims in these cases was remarkable,” Hagood stated. “Each endured unspeakable trauma and summoned the bravery to confront their abusers in court. Their courage has made these convictions possible and has helped keep predators off our streets.” The first … Read more

Justice Department Files Misconduct Complaint Against Judge Boasberg Amid Controversial Trump Deportation Decision

by

Washington, D.C. – The U.S. Justice Department has escalated its conflict with Chief U.S. District Judge James Boasberg by filing a misconduct complaint alleging he made inappropriate remarks about President Donald Trump. This filing comes amid ongoing controversies regarding the administration’s deportations of Venezuelans, which have drawn significant scrutiny. The complaint, disclosed by U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi via social media, accuses Boasberg of questioning whether the Trump administration would comply with court rulings. The comments reportedly surfaced during a closed meeting of the Judicial Conference, the governing body of the federal judiciary. Boasberg is … Read more

Justice or Injustice? Jury Acquits Former Xavier Basketball Player in Fatal Mardi Gras Crash That Claimed Music Legend Kerry Hunter

by

NEW ORLEANS — A jury has found Jeremy Lindsey not guilty of vehicular homicide and hit-and-run in a case related to a crash that resulted in the death of Kerry Hunter, a celebrated Grammy-winning musician. The decision was reached after approximately 40 minutes of deliberation on Thursday. The incident occurred on Mardi Gras morning in February 2024, when Hunter, known for his long-standing involvement with the New Orleans Nightcrawlers and his performances at Preservation Hall, was struck and killed while walking near North Claiborne Avenue and Pauger Street. Lindsey, who was 22 at the time … Read more

Justice vs. Compassion: Montrose Church Defies City Ordinance to Aid Unhoused Amid Controversial Court Conflict

by

Montrose, Colorado — Amid a growing homelessness crisis, a municipal dispute unfurled when local church leaders and city officials gathered for a court hearing in late February. The First United Methodist Church had allowed approximately 50 people without homes to establish a temporary encampment on its property following a city ordinance that prohibited camping in public areas. With the area’s harsh winter conditions posing significant risks, church leaders aimed to provide shelter and safety for those seeking refuge. The city of 20,000 residents, situated 60 miles southeast of Grand Junction, responded with citations aimed at … Read more