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News Federal judge rules Black Lives Matter cannot be sued for officer injuries
Federal judge rules Black Lives Matter cannot be sued for officer injuries
Lindsay Offutt
September 29, 2017 09:39:19 am

Chief Judge Brian Jackson of the US District Court for the Middle District of Louisiana , held Thursday that a police officer could not sue Black Lives Matter (BLM) for injuries sustained during a protest on July 9, 2016...

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News Washington state sues Purdue Pharma over opioid epidemic
Washington state sues Purdue Pharma over opioid epidemic
Lindsay Offutt
September 29, 2017 08:22:13 am

The state of Washington sued Purdue Pharma in King County Superior Court on Thursday alleging the pharmaceutical company is responsible for the opioid epidemic growth. Attorney General Bob Ferguson filed the lawsuit , alleging Purdue and other...

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News UN report: Russia state agents committing abuses in Crimea
UN report: Russia state agents committing abuses in Crimea
Lindsay Offutt
September 26, 2017 09:44:51 am

The UN Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights reported on Monday that human rights violations have significantly increased in Crimea since Russia began occupation over the territory in March 2014, with many violations committed by Russian...

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News US violent crime rises for second year in a row: FBI report
US violent crime rises for second year in a row: FBI report
Lindsay Offutt
September 26, 2017 08:34:49 am

The FBI released estimated crime statistics for 2016 on Monday, which revealed a 4.1 percent increase in violent crimes committed when compared to 2015. The report "is a statistical compilation of offense, arrest,...

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News Oregon Supreme Court upholds school art and music tax
Oregon Supreme Court upholds school art and music tax
Lindsay Offutt
September 22, 2017 04:53:40 am

The Oregon Supreme Court on Thursday upheld the city's $35 annual tax imposed on residents to fund art and music programs in public schools. The tax was voted on and passed in 2013 "'to restore...

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News DC appeals court rules warrantless cell-tracking device unconstitutional
DC appeals court rules warrantless cell-tracking device unconstitutional
Lindsay Offutt
September 22, 2017 04:51:08 am

The District of Columbia Court of Appeals ruled Thursday that the use of cell-site simulators to detect cell phone location without a warrant violates the Fourth Amendment. Appellee Prince Jones filed the lawsuit after police used...

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News Moscow court rejects Holocaust hero family’s lawsuit
Moscow court rejects Holocaust hero family’s lawsuit
Lindsay Offutt
September 19, 2017 10:34:41 am

The Moscow Meshchansky court rejected a lawsuit Monday filed by a relative of Raoul Wallenberg, seeking to access uncensored documents concerning Wallenberg's death in Soviet captivity. Wallenberg was a Swedish diplomat who is said to have rescued...

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News Ohio arrestee files lawsuit alleging police used excessive force
Ohio arrestee files lawsuit alleging police used excessive force
Lindsay Offutt
September 19, 2017 09:17:51 am

Recent Ohio arrestee Timothy Davis filed a civil rights lawsuit in federal court on Sunday alleging Columbus, Ohio, police used excessive force to detain him in a convenience store. The lawsuit, filed in the US District Court for...

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News Iraq lawmakers vote to dismiss Kirkuk governor over independence referendum
Iraq lawmakers vote to dismiss Kirkuk governor over independence referendum
Lindsay Offutt
September 15, 2017 11:23:45 am

The Iraqi parliament voted to oust Kirkuk governor Najm al-Din Karim on Thursday amid rising Kurdish tensions over a planned independence referendum . Following the council of Iraq's vote against the referendum petition Tuesday, parliament authorized...

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Former Google employees gender discrimination lawsuit
Lindsay Offutt
September 15, 2017 10:25:16 am

Three former Google employees filed a lawsuit Thursday accusing the company of wage discrimination against women. Plaintiffs Kelly Ellis, Holly Pease and Kelly Wisuri filed the complaint as a class action lawsuit in California Superior Court in San Fransisco....

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