James Mapp News Today

Crats and independents join our conversation on twitter, or on facebook. Com csa pan. We will get your thoughts in just a moment. Upe is the speaker yesterday on capitol hill talking about this lawsuit. Are you planning to initiate against president obama for his executive action . Wax i am. Can you explain why this is necessary . Makes itnstitution clear that the president s job is to faithfully execute the law, and in my view the president has not faithfully executed the law. Government,stem o...

Police want help to identify a man seen in the area at the time, so he can "be held accountable".

Nearly two years after the crash that killed one person and injured four others, Joshua Ferrante was sentenced to 19 years in prison on Thursday afternoon.

Chattanoogans saluting Black History Month likely know the accomplishments of James Mapp, whose 1960 lawsuit sped the integration of local schools, John Franklin, who was elected in 1971 as the citys first Black commissioner, and the Rev. Paul McDaniel, whose 1977 actions led to a change in Hamilton County government.

Westmoreland commissioners on Thursday approved payments totaling $45,000 to settle two federal lawsuits. One case involved a whistleblower lawsuit brought in 2017 by a deputy sheriff who claimed the department’s drug-sniffing dog was removed from his care as retaliation for speaking with state investigators probing suspected election law violations by

In a lot of ways, a government agency and a corporation are similar. They are arranged in hierarchies. They have people making decisions on behalf of the organization. They can be legally bound to do certain jobs. They both live and die by mountains of paperwork and legal agreements. But

A New Mexico man who received a $150,000 payment to settle a federal lawsuit against Westmoreland County claims public officials violated terms of a confidentiality agreement and wants an additional payment from taxpayers. Westmoreland commissioners, at a public meeting in February, approved the settlement with James Mapp, 34, to end

Westmoreland commissioners have approved a $150,000 settlement to end a federal lawsuit filed by a New Mexico man who claimed county jail guards brutally beat him two years ago. James Mapp, 34, sued the county after he claimed he was assaulted by guards at Westmoreland County Prison following his arrest

A federal lawsuit filed by a former Westmoreland County Prison inmate who claimed he was beaten by a guard in 2018 has been settled. The county commissioners this month approved a $27,500 settlement to end the case filed by DaRob Wright of New Kensington. “It was completely unjustified,” attorney John