Inmates Learn the Hard Way: It’s Impossible to Escape
A prisoner faces additional charges after trying to escape and triggering the sprinkler system. Meanwhile, a guard is behind bars for helping three men escape.
Attorney Has Identity Stolen in Timeshare Scam
Attorney tracks down man who stole his identity to lure unsuspecting victims in a timeshare scam.
Judge Certifies Guatemalan Woman’s Class Action Against Trump Administration
The ACLU of Massachusetts filed a lawsuit against the administration after Lillian Calderon–a Guatemalan native–was detained after a marriage interview.
Prison Medical Contractors Corizon Health & Corizon LLC Settle Disability Discrimination Lawsuit
Corizon, like many private prison operators and contractors, has been the subject of vigorous litigation for years.
Minnesota Lawsuit Aims to Make Vatican Publish Names of Sex Predator Priests
Three of the plaintiffs are brothers–and this is their third time suing the Holy See.
The Family of a Murdered Jackson Woman Awarded $1M in Damages
A jury recently awarded the family of Ruth Helen Harrion $1 million in damages.
Will Psychedelic Mushrooms Soon be Legal?
Voters are being asked to weigh in on whether psychedelic mushrooms should be decriminalized.
Falmouth Schools Under Fire in Lawsuit Alleging Pregnancy, Gender Discrimination
A lawsuit was recently filed against Falmouth Schools by a former teacher over allegations she was discriminated against for her gender and pregnancy.
Non-opioid Overdose Fatalities are Also on the Rise
The nation’s overdose crisis extends beyond opioids, according to a new report from the CDC.
GEO Group Might Have to Pay Back Immigrant Detainees Made to Work for $1 Per Day
The GEO Group insists its facilities are being targeted because of President Trump’s politics.