Month: July 2014

As an California appeals lawyer discusses, new details have emerged tying the former so-called Southside Slayer killer of even more deaths. The History of the Case In the late 80s and through most of the 90s, a crack cocaine epidemic plagued the L.A. area. Countless numbers of addicted women turned to prostitution in order to support their habit. […]

The Supreme Court has declined hearing on Wisconsin’s controversial abortion law. A federal appeals lawyer explains that the law entails and what the Court’s latest ruling means. Wisconsin’s New Abortion Law Wisconsin, like several other states, has tried to enact a law requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital. Proponents of […]

In a tragic case of either accident or foul play, a young toddler perished from heat stroke after being left in a hot car for hours. As a federal appeals lawyer explains, the boy’s father has been charged in the case. How Events Apparently Unfolded A young father, Justin Ross Harris, left for his job at Home […]

Police are investigating a gruesome discovery in Fort Myers, Florida. As a Florida federal appeals lawyer explains, a transgender woman’s body was found murdered, burned and left in a dumpster. The Murder Case Police in Fort Myers are tracking down leads in the homicide of 31-year-old Yaz’min Shancez. Ms Shancez’s remains were found burned and left in a […]

In a recent ruling, the Federal Aviation Administration, or FAA, has banned the use of drones for commercial purposes. A federal appeals lawyer discusses the ruling and its impact on Amazon or other commercial shippers. The FAA’s Role in the Drone Controversy The recent online shipping buzz was that Amazon, one of the world’s largest online retailers, […]