test

A former assistant district attorney and private lawyer in Fayette County charged in 2019 with state drug offenses were charged Monday in federal court with stealing $242,000 of his clients' money over a four-year period, which authorities said he eventually repaid after securing personal loans. John William Eddy, 39, has signed a plea agreement with the U.S. attorney's office in Harrisburg u...

Haben Girma (Photo by Jerod Harris/Getty Images for Media Access Awards 2017) I’m not one for generation wars for a bunch of reasons. First of all, I don’t think being born in 1982 makes you a markedly different person that one born in 1983. But also because a lot of the issues people have with generations other than their own just make sense to me. Like, of course growing up during the Great...

The sister-in-law of a former, high-ranking Republican leader in Michigan accused the lawmaker of sexually assaulting her for years when she was an underaged teen, officials said Monday. Lee Chatfield, 33, who served as speaker of the state House of Representatives in 2019 and 2020, denies any criminal wrongdoing and instead admits to extramarital — but consensual — sex with the accuser, defe...

Law enforcement searching for absconder | News | wataugademocrat.com  Watauga Democrat

Gottheimer Announces Bipartisan Invest in Law Enforcement Act New Bipartisan Bill Cosponsored by Former Sheriff Rep. John Rutherford to Help Make Critical Investments in Local Police Departments Invests in Training, Mental Health Support, Body Cameras, Recruitment and Retention DUMONT, NJ — Today, Monday, January 10, 2022, U.S. Congressman Josh Gottheimer (NJ-5) announced new bipartisan legi...

Top football recruit Kendrick Law back on his feet and ready to go  KTBS

Gay marriage has been legal in New Jersey for seven years, thanks to a court rule. But lawmakers just voted to enshrine it into law. The right for gay couples to get married in New Jersey is now officially enshrined in state law. Gov. Phil Murphy announced Monday he signed a bill into law that codifies marriage equality in the state amid concerns the ability for gay couples to wed could be ov...

Shutterstock (The Center Square) – Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost rejected a citizens’ petition on a proposed law that would support vaccine choice and privacy for the second time because it did not contain enough verified signatures. Yost originally turned down the submission last month. It proposed the Vaccine and Gene Therapy Choice and Anti-Discrimination law that would require the ...

Both houses of the state Legislature voted Monday to preserve the right of women and girls to obtain an abortion in New Jersey, a measure that grew out of concern the conservative-leaning U.S. Supreme Court may overturn the landmark Roe v. Wade decision later this year. The bill enshrines a woman’s right to abortion, which is already protected under a 1982 state Supreme Court decision. The le...

Oroho/Singer Bill that Would Create Administrative Law Unit Dedicated to Special Education Cases Clears Senate with Gov’s Recommendations The Senate today concurred with Governor Murphy’s recommendations to bipartisan legislation sponsored by Sens. Steven Oroho and Robert Singer that would create a dedicated group of administrative law judges to oversee special education cases. “The unique ch...