Did you know that, in Illinois, the crime of threatening a public official receives a lesser punishment than the threatening of a private individual? Upset about his pending sex offender registration, Maurice Pennington filed a suit challenging the state’s rules.
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Threaten a Public Official, Face Less Jail Time?
Social Security disability cases are becoming increasingly contentious. The Social Security judges who hear the cases have recently been facing violent threats from angry claimants upset over the process itself or denial of benefits. Fortunately no judges have been hurt…
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Social Security Judge Violent Threats Go Up
It was only a matter of time. A federal suit has been filed over the “enhanced” pat-downs and full body portraits courtesy of airport scanners that have been the topic of so much discussion, dislike and distrust. As we noted…
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Airport Scanners, Pat-Downs: Pilots File Suit
In what could be a first, a tweet has led to a restraining order. Steve Russell, an Arizona State University student tweeted that he would “not hesitate to punch Connerly in the face if I saw him …
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Twitter Threats Can Lead to Restraining Orders
Artists must be allowed the creative license necessary to make their art. Sometimes, though, this creative way of viewing the world shifts over into real life.
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Randy Quaid Says Lawyers Are Trying to Kill Him, His Career
Even if you read this story after the Halloween holiday, the costumes as well as the actions in it will spook you. A Pennsylvania debt collection agency was sued for holding phony debt hearings in a room decorated to look..
As President Barack Obama and his family prepared for their
