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ATLANTA (AP) — Georgia's top courts are hosting the final round of moot court and mock trial competitions for Black law students. Georgia Supreme Court Justice Verda Colvin, spearheaded the coordination of that court, the Georgia Court of Appeals and the Statewide Business Court to host and judge the final round Saturday of the National Black Law Students Association's Thurgood Marshall Moot ...

(Photos from Facebook) CULLMAN, Ala. – The Cullman County Sheriff’s Office was able to increase the size of their force on Thursday through a group of deputies not quite four-feet tall. Sheriff Matt Gentry swore in 5-year-old Silas Adams as a Deputy Sheriff at Sacred Heart School. Silas recently chose Sheriff Gentry as his “character” for Character Day at school and expressed his plans to on...

MANCHESTER, N.H. — New Hampshire State Police were out enforcing "Jessica's Law" Saturday, which legally requires drivers to clear snow and ice off their cars before getting on the road. Jessica's Law was passed after the death of Jessica Smith. Smith was killed when ice from a tractor-trailer hit a box truck that ended up hitting her car. People who violate the law can face fines between $25...

The New York Times reports on Judge Ketanji Brown Jackson's high school experience. And we learn what she wrote in her yearbook. The past few years have taught us that a high school yearbook is one of the most important elements of any confirmation process. Jackson wrote: I want to go into law and eventually have a judicial appointment. As the saying goes, mission accomplished. Judge Jackso...

LIVINGSTON, NJ — All members of the Livingston Police Department (LPD) are now utilizing Body Worn Cameras (BWC) while on duty in accordance with Gov. Phil Murphy and the New Jersey Legislature’s statewide mandate. These two new laws now require the use of BWC by all “uniformed patrol officers” in the course of their duties, and provide the basic framework for the operation of BWC and the han...

Amid the crisis in Eastern Europe, a report by New York Times indicates that Russia is intensifying a censorship campaign by pressuring tech giants, such as Apple, Google, Spotify, Twitter, and others into complying with a new law. NYT says Russian authorities warned Apple and other tech companies to comply with a law that requires them to set up legal entities in the country. Legal experts a...

Salinas police SALINAS, Calif. — A large law enforcement presence responded to an unknown incident on East Market near Griffin Street Friday night around 11 p.m. Action News 8 crews were on scene shortly after the incident and say they saw multiple agencies on scene. Law enforcement from Santa Cruz County Sheriff, Monterey County Sheriff, Scotts Valley police, Marina police, Monterey police,...

2022 Daily Record’s Leaders in the Law Annapolis, MD- Anne Arundel County Assistant States Attorney Jaymi Sterling has been announced as the only prosecutor in the State to be awarded the Daily Record and Maryland State Bar Association’s 2022 “Leaders in the Law Award”. Awards are presented in the following categories: Alternative Dispute Resolution, Dealmakers, Generation J.D., In-house Coun...

(Image credit: NBC) The Law & Order universe has officially grown even more in 2022 thanks to the revival premiere of the original series, and SVU and Organized Crime are going strong. That said, OC is on the verge of another change due to the looming departure of Dylan McDermott as the villainous Richard Wheatley, who has been Stabler’s nemesis since the spinoff’s debut in 2021. Mc...

(From left) Anthony Anderson as Detective Kevin Bernard and Jeffrey Donovan as Detective Frank Cosgrove are shown in a scene from "Law & Order." A version of this story appeared in Pop Life Chronicles, CNN's weekly entertainment newsletter. To get it in your inbox, sign up for free here. (CNN)If you enjoy true crime, detective stories and mysteries, what a time to be alive! Between "The T...