Nassar Victims File $1 Billion Lawsuit Against F.B.I.
The lawsuit suggests that the F.B.I. had an opportunity to investigate and arrest Nassar in 2015 but never ended up taking action against the convicted child molester.
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The lawsuit suggests that the F.B.I. had an opportunity to investigate and arrest Nassar in 2015 but never ended up taking action against the convicted child molester.
The lawsuit suggests that American Airlines was asked to provide passenger records after a burglary suspect was found departing the same flight as plaintiff Michael Lowe. However, American Airlines only released Lowe’s name, causing the man to spend 17 days behind bars in a New Mexico jail.
The lawsuit asserts that Texas continues to direct state agencies to investigate the parents and families of transgender children.
Brown was shot and killed by Pasquotank County deputies while trying to escape a drug raid.
The lawsuit was filed by the surviving family members of the man who wrote the same magazine article that inspired the entire “Top Gun” franchise.
The lawsuit alleges that the U.S. Forest Service erred by letting a Canadian gold company begin exploratory drilling in a national forest west of Yellowstone.
The lawsuit claims that Polyerm80 is driving crime in Baltimore by selling ghost gun kits and components online.
An attorney for Rittenhouse said that Facebook as it at “the top of the list” of potential defendants.
The legal proceeding could compel the Georgia-based firearms manufacturer to turn over materials relating to its marketing strategies and campaigns.
Southwest Airlines claims that it will be forced to overhaul company-wide policies to accommodate a new Colorado law.