Two People Injured in a Train and Semi-Truck Accident Near the Intersection of Stonewall Tell Road and Westbrook Road in Union City, Georgia

On Wednesday, a Kyrgyzstan court ordered the liquidation of independent broadcaster Aprel TV, terminating its broadcasting and social media operations. The ruling was borne out of a lawsuit filed by Kyrgyz prosecutors, citing “negative and destructive” reporting of the government that could undermine its authority.  The verdict ruled that Aprel TV’s content fell under the ‘Not news’ aggregate. Through satirical political commentary and caricatures, the court found that the content has the potential to incite mass unrest and affect the psychological state of people and society as a whole. The case was initiated by the General Prosecutor’s Office, accusing the outlet’s coverage of destabilising the government. On July 1, ten current and former Aprel TV employees were summoned by the State Committee for National Security in connection with a separate, undisclosed criminal investigation. Legal representatives believe authorities may…

Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol has been re-arrested 124 days after being released from his first detention. Yoon was initially taken into custody in January over accusations related to martial law and was released after spending 52 days in detention. On July 6, a special counsel team petitioned the courts for a second arrest warrant, citing a high risk that Yoon could evade capture, destroy evidence, or tamper with witnesses involved in the case. The key charges include falsifying official documents and abuse of power. Yoon’s legal team argued that the prosecution’s claims were closely tied to the main trial issues and did not justify another arrest. However, following a six-hour court hearing, Nam Sejin, a senior judge at the Seoul Central District Court, approved the arrest warrant on July 10. The judge cited a substantial risk of evidence destruction and concluded that there was reasonable suspicion that Yoon committed the alleged crimes. This…

Navigating a child custody dispute in Jackson, MS can be a complex and emotional experience. Mississippi child custody law prioritizes the best interests of the child, and local courts carefully consider a range of legal and personal factors when making custody decisions.  Whether you’re going through a divorce or seeking a modification of an existing order, a skilled Jackson child custody lawyer can guide you through the process and help protect your parental rights. If you’re facing a child custody battle in Jackson, MS, call 601-948-4444 or use our online contact form to get experienced legal help today. Continue Reading › The post Child Custody Lawyers in Jackson, Mississippi appeared first on Mississippi Criminal and Family Law Blog.

If you're facing a DUI charge in Illinois, staying informed about legislative changes can make a significant difference in protecting your driving privileges. One such development is Illinois House Bill 2658 (HB2658), which aims to amend the Illinois Vehicle Code to provide more flexible options for restricted driving permits (RDPs) and informal hearings for license suspensions or revocations. As a criminal defense and driver's license reinstatement attorney in Will County, Joliet, Illinois, I've seen how these laws directly impact clients' lives. In this blog post, we'll break down what HB2658 entails, its current status, and what it could mean for those dealing with DUI-related license issues. Whether you're searching for "Illinois restricted driving permit DUI" or "driver's license reinstatement after DUI," understanding this bill is crucial. What is Illinois House Bill 2658? HB2658, introduced in the 104th General…

Facing a DUI arrest in Jackson, MS, can be extremely stressful. The legal consequences are serious and can change your life. If you’ve been charged with a DUI in Jackson, call 601-948-4444 or use our online contact form to get a free consultation with a top-rated DUI attorney in Jackson, MS today! Understanding Mississippi DUI laws is important to fight these charges using Jackson MS lawyers. No matter where in the Magnolia State your criminal case is pending — WE GO THERE. The top 7 questions that clients ask our lawyers in Jackson Mississippi are these: Continue Reading › The post Fighting DUI Arrests Near Me in Jackson Mississippi appeared first on Mississippi Criminal and Family Law Blog.

Total MAID Usage. In 2024, 2478 patients died from ingesting MAID medications. This is an estimate because not all states have yet reported official data for 2024. Montana collects and reports no data. Figures for California, Maine, New Jersey, Vermont, Washington, and Washington, DC are based on reports from prior years. New Mexico figures are based on data collected by End-of-Life Options New Mexico.Rate of MAID Usage. There were 3,000,000 total annual U.S. deaths in 2024. Using the strong estimate of 2500 MAID deaths, we can calculate the rate of MAID deaths. 1 in 1200 U.S. deaths is from MAID. As a percentage, 0.8% of U.S. deaths are from MAID. Contrast Canada where the rate of MAID is six times higher. In 2023, 4.7% of Canadians who died received MAID. State to State Variability. The rate of MAID varies significantly from state to state. In New Jersey the rate is only 9 per million population, while the rate in New Mexico is 124 per million.Rates in 2025 Will Be…

In a conversation with The Regulatory Review, global and public health law expert Lawrence O. Gostin reflects on recent shifts in U.S. health policymaking and their consequences for public health domestically and abroad. Within the first week of President Donald J. Trump’s inauguration, he issued executive orders that have unsettled long-standing norms for U.S. leadership in global and public health. Since January 2025, the Trump Administration has withdrawn the United States from the World Health Organization (WHO), implemented a freeze on foreign assistance funds, and initiated massive cuts to the funding and staffing of the research, public health, and regulatory agencies that are charged with safeguarding the public’s health and safety. These actions, Gostin explains, have risked undermining the United States’ leadership in global health security. Gostin discusses how the Trump Administration’s changing health policymaking priorities, coupled with…

Meta Description (154 characters):Learn about common legal defenses used in New Jersey criminal cases. Understand your options and how a criminal defense attorney Jersey City can help protect your rights. Common Defenses in Criminal Cases: What You Need to Know Facing criminal charges in New Jersey can be overwhelming. Whether you’re accused of theft, assault, drug offenses, or another crime, your future is on the line. But not every criminal accusation leads to a conviction. The key to defending yourself starts with understanding the various legal defenses that may apply to your case. With the guidance of a knowledgeable criminal defense attorney Jersey City, you can assess the best defense strategy and work toward a favorable outcome. In this article, we explore the most common criminal defenses used in New Jersey courts and how they can apply to your situation. 1. Innocence / Lack of Evidence One of the most basic but powerful defenses is simply asserting that you did…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — Braided crib bumpers sold on Amazon by Haoyunm have been recalled due to a serious suffocation risk. The product violates the Federal Safe Sleep for Babies Act, which bans the sale of padded crib bumpers. The soft, padded design of the recalled bumpers can obstruct an infant’s breathing, creating a hazardous sleep environment that could lead to serious injury or death. The recall covers braided crib bumpers sold in various colors and lengths, including 39, 59, 78, 118, and 158 inches. The bumpers were packaged in vacuum-sealed bags and do not have any identifying labels or markings. Contact The Ammons Law Firm for Legal Help Involving Defective Products Contact The Ammons Law Firm today for a free consultation to discuss your case and learn more about your legal options. You may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages caused by this defective product. The post Haoyunm Recalls…

I noted this headline in my Google news feed this afternoon: “Attorney involved in dozens of ‘sue-and-settle’ lawsuits around KC may have web accessibility issues on his own sites.” The story was pretty much as expected. Attorney Kevin Puckett files 90 lawsuits for a single plaintiff who claims to be disabled. The attorney’s own website is reported to be not WCAG 2.1 conforming, but I suppose his client won’t sue him – why bite the hand that feeds you? You can draw your own conclusions about a lawyer who claims to be an advocate for those who are disabled but doesn’t make his own websites accessible. There are a couple of surprises. First, as the local news reports: “KMBC has learned Myers [the plaintiff] lives on Puckett’s [the lawyer’s] family property and rents a trailer from Puckett’s relatives.” That’s an interesting relationship. Second, the local news reports that cases filed by Puckett…

Aaron Parnas Original Report President Donald Trump posted on Truth Social that he is “giving serious consideration”(Truth Social post) to revoking comedian Rosie O’Donnell’s U.S. citizenship, calling her a “threat to humanity”(Truth Social post). Legal experts emphasize this action is constitutionally impossible for natural-born citizens under the 14th Amendment. O’Donnell, born in New York, recently moved to Ireland following Trump’s reelection and responded that Trump remains “rattled”(O’Donnell’s Instagram response) by her criticism. The threat represents the latest escalation in their nearly two-decade feud but carries no legal weight, as only naturalized citizens can lose citizenship through denaturalization proceedings in federal court for fraud or misrepresentation. *** Read more: Trump’s Truth Social Post (as reported in multiple sources):“Because of the fact that Rosie…

Reporter without Borders (RSF) is sounding the alarm about the continued use of violence by law enforcement officers against journalists in Serbia. RSF, together with 11 other press freedom organizations such as the European Federation of Journalists, signed a statement warning the European Union about the rapid deterioration of press freedom in Serbia. The organizations are calling on the Serbian government to cease all forms of attacks on journalists and take necessary steps to ensure legal protection as well as independence of the press. The organizations also said that the EU should publicly condemn attacks on the media and question the Serbian government about the status of investigations into these attacks on a regular basis. The statement comes after Media Freedom Rapid Response (MFRR) released an assessment of the emergency of media freedom in Serbia in May. In their report, MFRR found that Serbian media workers are facing an increasing level of censorship, political…

Giant Bicycle has issued a recall for its Momentum Vida E+ electric bicycles due to a potential safety hazard. The company reports that the fork steerer tube on affected models may crack, break, or separate during use, creating a risk of crashes and injuries. The recall applies to Momentum Vida E+ e-bikes, which were sold in several colors, including metallic red, pearl white, metallic navy blue, metallic green, indigo blue, happy mint (light green), and panther (black). The bikes come in two frame styles—mid-step and low-step—and are available in small, medium, and large sizes. Each bike features the word “Momentum” on the downtube and “Vida E+” on the top tube. Serial numbers are stamped on the outer left rear dropout and also appear on a sticker located under the downtube. Contact The Ammons Law Firm for Legal Help Involving Defective Products Contact The Ammons Law Firm today for a free consultation to discuss your case and learn more…

WASHINGTON, D.C. — The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall of Creekliybear aftermarket play yard mattresses sold on Amazon due to a serious entrapment hazard that could lead to suffocation or death. The mattresses, sold by Kbabyea under the Creekliybear brand, fail to meet federal crib mattress safety standards. Specifically, they exceed the allowable thickness and may not fit securely in all play yard models, creating dangerous gaps between the mattress and the side walls. Infants can become trapped in these gaps, especially if their face presses against the mattress and side wall, restricting airflow. The recalled mattresses are white with grey stripes and have labels reading “Play Mat” and “Model: m-sy2.” Each measures approximately 26 inches wide by 38 inches long. Contact The Ammons Law Firm for Legal Help Involving Defective Products Contact The Ammons Law Firm today for a free consultation to discuss your case…

Dallas Child Custody: What the A.M.S. Case Teaches Us About Protecting Your Children’s Future When families face the heartbreaking reality of divorce or custody disputes, the stakes couldn’t be higher. Your children’s future, their safety, and their emotional well-being hang in the balance. The recent Dallas Court of Appeals case, Interest of A.M.S., offers profound insights into how Texas courts approach complex custody situations and what parents must understand to protect their children’s best interests. As someone who has guided Dallas families through these challenging times for over 25 years, I’ve seen firsthand how proper legal representation can make the difference between a positive outcome and devastating consequences. The A.M.S. case, decided by the Dallas Court of Appeals in May 2025, demonstrates exactly why having experienced legal counsel is crucial when navigating Dallas child custody matters. Understanding the A.M.S. Case: A…

BENTONVILLE, Ark. — Walmart has issued a recall of approximately 850,000 Ozark Trail-branded water bottles after reports of serious eye injuries. The U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission (CPSC) announced the recall Thursday, citing a risk that pressure buildup inside the bottle can cause the lid to eject unexpectedly when opened. The hazard appears to arise after food or beverages are stored in the bottles for extended periods. According to the CPSC, three people have been injured in connection with the product. Two of the incidents resulted in users being struck in the eye by the forcefully ejected lid, leading to permanent vision loss. Contact The Ammons Law Firm for Legal Help Involving Defective Products Contact The Ammons Law Firm today for a free consultation to discuss your case and learn more about your legal options. You may be entitled to compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages caused by this defective…

McCLUSKY, N.D. — Authorities have released the names of two men who died in a rollover crash Tuesday morning near McClusky. The North Dakota Highway Patrol reported that 33-year-old Matthew Teumer was driving a 2004 Chevrolet Silverado southbound on Fifth Avenue Northeast when the vehicle left the roadway, entered the west ditch, and rolled. Teumer and his passenger, 33-year-old Gavin Brauner, also of McClusky, were pronounced dead at the scene. No further information has been provided. Vehicles need to be checked for defects in rollover crashes There is a misbelief that the driver alone is to blame for injuries sustained in rollover crashes, especially when only one vehicle is involved. However, it is not this simple. While drivers should be cautious to prevent rollovers, manufacturers also play an essential role in keeping occupants safe in their vehicles during such accidents. Manufacturers have a responsibility to design safe vehicles. Manufacturers are well aware of…

YORK COUNTY, S.C. – A single-vehicle crash Thursday morning claimed the life of a York County man just north of Sharon. According to the South Carolina Highway Patrol, the crash occurred on Hord Road. Investigators say the driver of a 2010 Ford SUV was traveling east when the vehicle left the roadway, struck a ditch, and overturned. The driver, identified as Samuel Thomasson Jr., was the sole occupant of the vehicle and died at the scene. Did the vehicle protect the driver from serious injury? When a rollover accident occurs, it is natural to focus on what caused the crash. But we also need to ask an even more important question: Did the vehicle provide adequate protection? Rollovers can happen for many reasons – road conditions, weather, or driver actions. But once a rollover starts, the vehicle should protect its occupants. This doesn’t always happen. Some vehicles have design flaws that make rollovers more dangerous than they should be. Weak roof structures…