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WILMINGTON — Just over 200 Wilmington residents and a handful of non-residents came out for the annual Town Meeting this past Saturday, which began promptly at 9 a.m. in the high school auditorium. Town Moderator Jonathan Eaton opened the meeting with a moment of silence for those in the community lost in the service or otherwise this past year. The first 35 articles were taken up in order, e...

The Supreme Court of Belarus Friday announced that Russian law student Sofia Sapega was sentenced in Grodno Regional Court to six years imprisonment for involvement with opposition activities in the country. Saepga was convicted of inciting social hatred and disseminating personal information without consent, charges which together carry a maximum of 15 years in prison. Belarusian officials a...

“I really want to help students realize their potential,” Taylor Schlitz told the Dallas Morning News. She graduated high school at 13, earned an undergraduate degree at 16 and received nine law school offers. Now, at 19, Haley Taylor Schlitz is days away from becoming the youngest Black law school graduate in the U.S., according to Southern Methodist University in Texas. Taylor Schlitz’s gra...

Former Hennepin County Sheriff Rich Stanek is running in a crowded field for governor as the only candidate with law enforcement experience. Rich Stanek jumped into Minnesota's governor race in February with a distinctive pitch. In a year when rising crime is a top issue for many voters, his 38 years in law enforcement — including a dozen years as sheriff in the state's largest county — set h...

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MILWAUKEE (CBS 58) -- Law enforcement agencies across Southeastern Wisconsin are doing their part to honor fallen officers. It's all part of Police Memorial Weekend in Washington, D.C. CBS 58's Alex Corradetti headed to House of Harley Davidson in Milwaukee to speak with Mark McClain, the director of business development, about their efforts to help. "It's a very important and somber day. We...

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. — An expansive set of proposed changes to Missouri’s open records law backed by Gov. Mike Parson has transparency advocates alarmed that legislators may be poised to undermine the law. The changes touch on narrowing the definitions of “public business” and “public meetings,” closing records that include draft documents or relate to proposed legislation, shielding constitue...

This week we highlight cert petitions that ask the Supreme Court to consider, among other things, whether defendants have standing to assert violations of an extradition treaty and whether the wire fraud statute applies extraterritorially to reach a defendant’s conduct committed only in Nigeria. El Chapo seeks standing to argue that his trial violated the extradition treaty with Mexico Guzman...

Among those at the 2022 Crisis Intervention Training conference, from left: Andrea Smith, Detroit Wayne Intergrated Health Network CEO Eric Doeh, Detroit Police Chief James White, Novi Public Safety Chief Erick Zinser, Wayne County Sheriff Ray Washington, Oakland Sheriff Michael Bouchard, Oakland Community Health Network CEO Dana Lasenby, and Oakland Community Health Network’s training direct...

Sen. Ted Cruz.Win McNamee/Getty Images Senator Cruz sparred with reporters over the leak of the SCOTUS draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade. The Texas Republican continues to suggest that the culprit was likely a "left-wing law clerk." Chief Justice Roberts earlier this week directed the marshal to launch an internal probe into the leak. Sen. Ted Cruz on Friday sparred with reporters on Ca...