Safety

Texas Unveils Landmark Legislation on Labor Day: New Laws Address Education, Public Safety, and Transportation

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SAN ANTONIO — While Labor Day is a time for relaxation for many Texans, a series of new laws passed by the Texas Legislature are taking effect today, signaling changes across various sectors of everyday life. Among the new legislation are critical public safety measures, particularly focused on combatting human trafficking and enhancing protections for victims of violent and sexual crimes. A significant piece of legislation, known as Senate Bill 835 or “Trey’s Law,” disallows nondisclosure agreements in cases related to sexual assault and human trafficking, aiming to increase transparency and support for victims. In … Read more

Keeping Kentucky Safe: Peterson Law Office Offers Crucial Back-to-School Safety Tips in Latest ‘Ask the Lawyer’ Segment

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Lexington, Kentucky – The Peterson Law Office is dedicated to advocating for Kentucky residents affected by negligence and other wrongful actions. With a focus on client care, the firm strives to help individuals and families regain stability after facing tragic events. Recognized as one of the largest plaintiff law firms in Kentucky, the Peterson Law Office employs over 200 attorneys committed to seeking justice. In the latest segment of “Ask the Lawyer,” Founding Attorney Justin Peterson partnered with Jennifer Palumbo to discuss critical safety considerations as students head back to school. With the school year … Read more

Texas Legislative Session Wraps Up: September 1 Brings Over 800 New Laws Impacting Education, Public Safety, and More

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HOUSTON — Starting September 1, a significant number of new laws will take effect in Texas, shaping various aspects of life across the state. These laws cover a wide range of issues, from education to public health and law enforcement, affecting students, families, and communities alike. One of the standout pieces of legislation is House Bill 2000, known as Audrii’s Law. This measure addresses a critical gap in the state’s sex offender registry. It mandates that individuals convicted of child grooming offenses, including enticing a child, are required to register as sex offenders. The law … Read more

Hampton County Increases DUI Patrols to Enhance Road Safety and Curb Impaired Driving

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Hampton County, South Carolina, is set to intensify its efforts to combat impaired driving as law enforcement prepares for an increase in DUI patrols. As the holiday season approaches, authorities are emphasizing the importance of sober driving to ensure the safety of both drivers and pedestrians. Local law enforcement agencies plan to implement a series of checkpoints and heightened visibility patrols throughout the county. These measures are designed to deter impaired driving and hold individuals accountable who choose to drive under the influence of alcohol or drugs. The initiative reflects a growing concern over the … Read more