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Supreme Court agrees to hear case challenging Colorado's therapist speech restrictions
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear the case Chiles v. Salazar, which challenges Colorado's restrictions on free speech for mental health professionals.
City seeks vendors for Oracle HCM application support
The city has issued a statement of work seeking submissions from approved master service agreement vendors for application configuration and support related to Oracle HCM.
North Dakota Supreme Court addresses defendant competence in State v. Rolland
The North Dakota Supreme Court has issued an opinion on the case "State v. Rolland," focusing on the competence of a criminal defendant to stand trial.
Bloods members charged with racketeering-related crimes including fatal fentanyl distribution
Earlier today, a federal court in Central Islip unsealed a 12-count superseding indictment against Bloods gang member Joshua Crowell, known as "Twiggy," and associate Bruce King, known as "Brucey."
Mexican national sentenced for illegal reentry after deportation
United States Attorney Alison J. Ramsdell announced that U.S. District Judge Camela C. Theeler sentenced a Mexican man for illegal reentry after deportation.
Cryptocurrency founder convicted of fraud related to AML Bitcoin scheme
A federal jury in San Francisco has convicted Rowland Marcus Andrade of wire fraud and money laundering related to the marketing and sale of AML Bitcoin.
Former Harford detective charged with child exploitation
A federal grand jury has indicted Ryan Christopher Hall, a former detective with the Harford County Sheriff's Office, on charges of sexual exploitation of a child and possession of child sexual abuse material.
Keene man pleads guilty to aiding production of child sexual abuse material
A Keene resident has admitted guilt in a federal court for his involvement in the production of child sexual abuse material.
Ohio man convicted on multiple drug trafficking charges
An Aberdeen, Ohio man has been found guilty of several drug trafficking offenses by a federal jury in Covington, Kentucky.
James introduces FAIR Business Practices Act for consumer protection
New York Attorney General Letitia James has introduced new legislation aimed at protecting consumers and small businesses from a variety of unfair, deceptive, and abusive practices.
Megan K. Cavanagh named next Chief Justice of Michigan Supreme Court
Megan K. Cavanagh has been unanimously selected by her colleagues to become the next Chief Justice of the Michigan Supreme Court, succeeding Beth Clement when she steps down.
Ecuadorian national sentenced for false US citizenship claim
Luis Mauafrewiny Aviles Matias, also known as Leiver Artur Ponce Leon and Juan Perez Chavez, has pleaded guilty to making a false claim of United States citizenship.
Swanzey man pleads guilty to firearm theft at Winchester gun shop
A Swanzey resident has admitted guilt in a federal court for the theft of firearms from Trader John’s Gun Shop.
Mexican national faces firearm and immigration charges in Salt Lake City
A federal grand jury in Salt Lake City has indicted Gerardo Lopez-Gutierrez, a Mexican national residing illegally in the United States, on charges related to firearms and immigration violations.
Honduran man admits to false statements in juvenile immigration case
An 18-year-old Honduran citizen, Elger Fabricio Cotto-Navarro, has admitted to making false statements in a juvenile immigration case.
Federal court orders reinstatement of fired probationary federal employees
A federal court has mandated the reinstatement of probationary federal employees who were terminated under the Trump administration.
Former Savanna police officer sentenced to 40 years under enhanced penalties
A former police officer from Savanna, Oklahoma, has been sentenced to 40 years in prison for sexually assaulting a woman during a traffic stop and obstructing justice by disabling his body-worn and dash cameras.
Justice McCallum speaks at bicentennial event for Louisiana Civil Code
Louisiana Supreme Court Justice Jay B. McCallum is scheduled to speak at an event commemorating the Bicentennial of the 1825 Louisiana Civil Code.
Supreme Court urged to affirm Medicaid recipients' right to choose their providers
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has joined a group of 17 attorneys general in submitting an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court.
Defendants sentenced for multi-state retail theft scheme
Sentencing has concluded for four individuals involved in a large-scale retail theft scheme spanning multiple states.