Last week, nuclear accountability organizations filed a lawsuit against the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) and the owner of the Palisades nuclear power plant on Lake Michigan in Covert, Michigan. […]
The fate of Enbridge’s Line 5 reroute project around tribal land in northern Wisconsin remains uncertain as parties submit post-trial briefs following the weeks-long contested case hearing over permits issued […]
The beleaguered former mayor of Woodstock will face sentencing, not a third mistrial application, early next year for two sexual assault convictions.
However, what charges the three accused will plead guilty to won’t be known until early next month.
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He is also facing charges of breaching court order from a previous sexual offence conviction.
Superior Court Justice Martha Cook said Grant Norton, 59, was “robbed, savagely beaten, and stabbed”.
More often than not, imposing mandatory minimum sentences to hamstring judicial discretion is a political flex.
By Eric Freedman
A horse-drawn carriage. A runaway horse. A crash. Sounds like an old-fashioned drama – not a bizarre 21st-century event. But that’s what happened three years ago when a visitor was injured while riding in a horse-drawn omnibus at Greenfield Village. The Court of Appeals has refused to reinstate her negligence suit against The Henry Ford and the driver.
The post Michigan court refuses to reinstate lawsuit over runaway carriage horse at Greenfield Village first appeared on Great Lakes Echo.
Convicted online vigilante Jason Nassr wants to go it alone.
A Brantford man who was sent to prison for 10 years has failed in an attempt to get a higher court to change his conviction.
The guards’ lawless antics have led to plea deals, reduced sentences and, now, stayed charges against three men accused of murder