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Manhunt Underway: Lincoln County Jailbreak – Two Inmates on the Loose, Public Urged to Contact Local Law Enforcement if Spotted

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NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Authorities in Lincoln County, Tennessee are on the hunt for two inmates who managed to escape from the local jail facility over the weekend. Christopher Matthew Meeks and Walter James Allen Sr., both listed as white males, are now on the run. Meeks, a 29-year-old man with brown eyes, stands at 5’3″ and weighs approximately 150 pounds. Meanwhile, Allen, who is 52 years old, has gray hair and blue eyes, and stands at 5’11” tall, weighing around 210 pounds. Law enforcement officials have urged the public not to approach the escaped inmates … Read more

Federal Judiciary Urged to Curb ‘Judge Shopping’ to Ensure Fairness and Impartiality in Texas Courts

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Dallas, Texas – The advisory body to the federal judiciary has recently issued guidelines to discourage the practice of “judge shopping,” a tactic used by attorneys to ensure their case is heard by a judge who aligns with their cause. While the guidelines are not binding, there is a call for federal courts in Texas to adopt them. Judge shopping involves attorneys seeking out single-judge divisions within federal courts where the judge is likely to align with their ideology. This tactic is used to obtain favorable rulings and has become a significant issue, particularly in … Read more

Oregon Residents Urged to Prepare for Super Purchase as State Expands Access

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Portland, Oregon – The process of purchasing online has become a routine for many consumers. However, a recent study conducted by the University of Oregon highlights a potential issue that online shoppers may face – the lack of knowledge about the shipping address dropdown menus. These dropdown menus, commonly found on e-commerce websites, are meant to help users select their state, zip code, and country. However, researchers discovered that these menus can often be overwhelming for users, especially those with cognitive disabilities or limited computer skills. The study found that many dropdown menus contain an … Read more

Alaska Lawmakers Urged to Safeguard Grand Juries’ Constitutional Right to Fight Government Corruption

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The ability of citizen grand juries to investigate government actions has long been a crucial aspect of American society. Dating back to the 17th century, grand juries have played a vital role in keeping government officials accountable. However, in Alaska, there are growing concerns that this important constitutional right is being undermined and suppressed. Alaska’s founders were staunch supporters of the investigative and reporting powers of the grand jury. In fact, they enshrined the broad powers of the grand jury into the state’s Constitution in 1956. The Anti-Suspension Clause in Article I, Section 8 of … Read more