Jax Home Invasion Robbers Sought
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — The Jacksonville Sheriff’s Office is asking for the public’s help in identifying those responsible for a pair of home invasion robberies that have occurred in two areas of the Westside. Police said they are working to identify a man who they said used the victims’ credit cards at local businesses. The man […]
READ MOREMichigan Court Dismisses Lawsuit Against Cooley Law School
A federal district court recently dismissed a class action lawsuit brought by the graduates of Cooley Law School. The graduates had accused the school of misrepresenting statistics for graduate job placement. The graduates claim that their decision to select Cooley Law School was based on misinformation. However, the judge did not agree with these contentions on […]
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Friends ID victim shot backstage after Wiz Khalifa concert in Mountain View
MOUNTAIN VIEW, Calif. — A 38-year-old man has died Saturday morning as a result of injuries suffered during a shooting after a Wiz Khalifa concert at Mountain View’s Shoreline Amphitheatre on Friday night, police spokeswoman said. The Coroner’s Office has yet to name the victim but friends have identified him as 38-year-old Eric Johnson of […]
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Criminal Threats and How to Deal with Them
Criminal threats are a serious crime and should be considered as such. They are often also known as terrorist threats. Criminal threats refer to a situation when a person intentionally makes a threat of violence or indicates an intention to hurt, injure or kill someone. The threat can be made in person, or over the […]
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Predictive Data and Judge’s Sentencing Patterns
Attorney General Holder spoke to the National Association of Criminal Defense Attorneys in a meeting in Philadelphia on Friday August 1 regarding his opinions on judges sentencing low level non-violent offenders based upon risk assessments. Holder believes that judges should not base sentencing guidelines for offenders on risk assessments of whether someone’s educational or socioeconomic […]
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Forney woman, children accidentally pulled over at gunpoint by police
It’s late one evening in Anytown, USA. Two couples are walking home from a double date that took them to dinner and a movie. One couple is white, the other black. Ahead they see a police car slowly approaching. The visceral reaction of the couples is different. The white couple breathes a sigh of relief. […]
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Queen’s Mother Allegedly Suffocates Her 11 Month Old Child
A Queens mother, Nicole “Nikki” Kelley is accused of suffocating her 11 month old son and was arrested on July 8, 2014 after she posted pictures on her Facebook, admitting that she failed to keep the child “safe.” According to police, Kelley confessed to the crime of killing her son by placing a sheet over […]
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Rules of War Ban Tear Gas While America Uses It on Own Citizens
Tear gas was banned by the Geneva Convention from use in international warfare. America may not have gotten the memo. Several journalists in Ferguson Missouri have reported its use in November 2014 in the midst of the protests following a grand jury’s failure to indict white police officer Darren Wilson in the shooting death of […]
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Criminal Trespass or Burglary Crimes
Two thieves broke into an upper West side apart on the 17th floor of the building on West Avenue near West 10th Street July 12, 2014, by being able to get past a doorman. The two suspects broke into the apartment of a 26 year old woman and her 31 year old boyfriend. When a […]
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Tips for Choosing a Secure Password
Passwords are used for protecting even our most sacred data. The very nature of passwords requires that we should remember them, so that we do not have to write them down or save them in a text file, for someone to find later. However, the whole concept of “easy-to-remember passwords” is the primary reason most […]
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