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A Nova Scotia judge on Thursday acquitted two former special constables of criminal negligence in the jail cell death of an intoxicated man whose mouth was covered with a spit hood.

For the past two years, every road has been the one less travelled. But with restrictions finally easing across Southeast Asia, many are optimistic about a return to normality, according to the experts who spoke to Mick Shippen

California federal Judge William Alsup dismissed various claims against Mint Mobile LLC based on a data breach that exposed personal information of Mint customers.

California federal Judge William Alsup dismissed claims against Mint Mobile LLC from plaintiff Daniel Fraser alleging Mint had data breach that disclosed his, others’ personal information like names, addresses, email addresses, phone numbers, account numbers, passwords.

A California federal judge has refused to completely ax a lawsuit brought by a customer who claims hackers used personal information lifted from the mobile carrier to steal $466,000 in cryptocurrency from him, finding that the plaintiff had adequately linked the crypto heist to the cyberattack. 

On Wednesday, Judge William Alsup issued an opinion in a case brought by a subscriber against his wireless carrier, Mint Mobile LLC, for cryptocurrency

Defence lawyers for two Halifax police special constables accused of negligence in the death of a man who vomited into a spit hood almost five years ago launched their case, arguing Corey Rogers was so drunk at the time, his body was shutting down.

Defence lawyers for two Halifax police special constables accused of negligence in the death of a man who vomited into a spit hood almost five years ago launched their case, arguing Corey Rogers was so drunk at the time, his body was shutting down.

The retrial of two Halifax police special constables who were on the job the night a man died in a spithood took a small road trip Tuesday, visiting police headquarters for a look at where the incident unfolded.

At the trial in 2019, a jury found special constables Daniel Fraser and Cheryl Gardner guilty of negligence causing death. Under appeal, a retrial was ordered after it was determined the judge erred in his instructions to the jury.