The pigeons at Burbank’s airports are about to go on a forced diet. California resident Charles Douglas, local business owner and bird enthusiast, was arrested for creating a public nuisance by feeding pigeons.
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Man Arrested for Feeding Pigeons Near Burbank Airport
It used to be detention and a trip to the principal’s office. Maybe suspension.
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Legal to Send Students to Court Instead of Detention?
Miracle-Gro marijuana. If there’s one example of why you should pay attention to new laws and legislation, this is it
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Miracle-Gro Eyes Medical Marijuana Market
TSA Security Breach. That was all the explanation passengers on a flight from Philadelphia to Bermuda were given when they were evacuated from their flight this morning
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Philly Flight Stopped Over TSA Security Breach
Detectives are investigating a probable suicide by a woman at a University of Washington fraternity house.
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Woman Found Dead at UW Frat House
Two’s a charm? Unfortunately the saying is three’s a charm, but hopefully a second round in bankruptcy court will be the last for the latest celebrity to fall so deeply in debt that she is forced to file for bankruptcy….
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Toni Braxton Filed for Second Bankruptcy
You transport the bubonic plague one time and suddenly police get all suspicious. A 70 year-old scientist detained at Miami International Airport for a suspicious item in his suitcase that looked like a bomb had been arrested before. In 2003,…
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Scientist Causes Miami Airport Bomb Scare
Labor Day is upon us, and in addition to making extended weekend plans and enjoying a day off work, the national holiday is also a time to celebrate the contributions workers have made to building the United States. The holiday,… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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What is Labor Day?
What happens when a plane overshoots a runway, causing a passenger on board severe mental and emotions problems? According to Jewel Thomas, you should get compensation.
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American Airlines Sued Over Runway Overshoot
