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Arizona AG launches cold case homicide unit for unresolved investigations
Attorney General Kris Mayes has announced the establishment of a Cold Case Homicide unit within the Arizona Attorney General's Office.
Former priest Neil Kalina resentenced for criminal sexual conduct
Today, Neil Kalina, 69, was resentenced to a prison term of 7-15 years for sexually assaulting a minor in 1984.
Attorney General sues Eagle Rock Resort over alleged false property valuations
Attorney General Michelle Henry has initiated legal action against Eagle Rock Resort Co., LLC, and its associated entities, alleging the company used inflated property values to sell undeveloped land.
Delaware man sentenced to life for father's murder
A Delaware City man has been sentenced for the assault and murder of his father in 2023.
James Valley Drug & DUI Court hosts graduation ceremony on January 16
James Valley Drug & DUI Court is set to host a graduation ceremony on January 16, 2025, at the Davison County Fairgrounds in Mitchell.
McGuireWoods’ William Harris Named to North Carolina Lawyers Weekly’s Real Estate Power List
McGuireWoods Charlotte partner William N. Harris was named to North Carolina Lawyers Weekly’s 2024 Real Estate Power List.
Attorney General warns Californians about risks with private cord blood banks
California Attorney General Rob Bonta has issued a consumer alert regarding the potential risks associated with storing umbilical cord blood with private banks.
Iowa Supreme Court reselects Susan Larson Christensen as chief justice
The Iowa Supreme Court has reselected Justice Susan Larson Christensen as chief justice.
Yost releases report on officer-involved critical incident investigations
Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost has released a report detailing the investigations of officer-involved critical incidents (OICI) conducted by his office.
Third Circuit seeks applicants for independent grand jury counsel positions
The Circuit Court of the Third Circuit on Hawaiʻi Island is inviting applications for the role of independent grand jury counsel in Hilo and Kona.
Big Muddy Bar Association announces events and leadership for 2025
The Big Muddy Bar Association has announced its schedule for 2025, continuing its tradition of hosting luncheons and providing Continuing Legal Education (CLE) opportunities for members in the South Central Judicial District.
Former Maple Ridge Employee Sentenced for Exploitation of Vulnerable Adults
The Attorney General’s Office announced that Lilac Rain Brown-Fisher, 29, of Essex Junction, Vermont, was sentenced Monday for felony Financial Exploitation of a Vulnerable Adult resulting from her theft of valuable heirlooms from elderly and disabled clients at the Maple Ridge Memory Care facility.
Montgomery County man sentenced for multiple election fraud offenses
United States Attorney Jacqueline C. Romero has announced the sentencing of Philip C. Pulley, a 62-year-old resident of Huntington Valley, Pennsylvania, for multiple election fraud offenses.
Maine's top court seeks public input on judicial conduct rule changes
The Maine Supreme Judicial Court is seeking public input on proposed amendments related to the Committee on Judicial Conduct.
Georgetown man receives lengthy sentence for fatal assault
A Georgetown man, Kevin Shorter, has been sentenced to 45 years in prison for the murder of Paul McCarter.
Attorney General Neronha addresses potential Prospect Medical Holdings bankruptcy
Attorney General Peter F. Neronha has addressed concerns regarding the potential bankruptcy of Prospect Medical Holdings.
Applications open for per diem judge positions on Hawai'i Island
The District Family and District Court of the Third Circuit on Hawaiʻi Island is seeking applications from attorneys interested in serving as per diem judges.
Court blocks Biden Administration's Title IX rules nationwide
Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti achieved a significant legal victory against the Biden Administration's Title IX rules.
Wilmington man sentenced under new child pornography law
A Wilmington man has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for child pornography offenses.
State trooper charged with storing AI-generated pornography on work computer
Attorney General Michelle Henry has announced charges against a Pennsylvania State Police Corporal, Stephen M. Kamnik, for allegedly storing thousands of pornographic images on his work computer.