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Evidence he had created falsified her signature on wire transactions, spent the money and lied to her repeatedly about it. today was interesting in the courtroom. the jury sent a note around 10:00 a.m. saying that one juror was refusing to deliberate. in part the note read, please help us move forward, not going on any evidence. all emotions and does not understand the job of a jury. so the judge told the jury to continue to deliberate. he sent them back to do that around noon. two hours later, ...

For Melissa Red Pill, the latest bombshell report by Mesa County clerk Tina Peters is another undisputable proof that election fraud did happen during the 2020 U.S. presidential election. Red [...]

Denise Hernandez, who ended her longtime stay as Henderson County Elections Administrator last year to take a similar job in Smith County, was sentenced there Wednesday for tricking two employees

The city of McAlester gives information on how to pay a ticket issued by an officer with the McAlester Police Department. For more information, contact the municipal court at 918-423-9300

New prompt payment rules support Alberta’s economic recovery and growth by enhancing protections in the construction industry.

'An adjudicator's determination is binding like a court order,' Teitler says

Advocates for jobless Virginians have reached an agreement with the Virginia Employment Commission on ending a federal lawsuit against the state for failing to promptly settle unemployment claims and pay

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.

A Broward detention deputy has been sentenced to anger management classes after being found guilty of misdemeanor battery for pepper spraying an inmate.