Page 3 - Susan Warner News Today

A dire shortage of treatment beds has kept people suffering a mental health crisis languishing in emergency rooms for days and weeks without access to treatment. Mental health advocates say it’s had another serious consequence: the premature release...

A dire shortage of treatment beds has kept people suffering a mental health crisis languishing in emergency rooms for days and weeks without access to treatment. Mental health advocates say it’s had another serious consequence: The premature release of people held against their will for safety reasons.

Police have said too many defendants are missing court dates or committing new crimes while out on bail. The ACLU and other advocates say those claims are largely anecdotal, without real data backing them up.

Giant and unusual trees shine a Christmas light from the sister island, says Esther Lafferty. As winter sets in and advent wreaths go up on our doors, the land

 As COVID-19 hospitalizations continue to reach record levels, the state’s Superior Court has announced a new, faster process for hospital health care workers to request excusal from jury duty. Court spokeswoman Susan Warner said the court is doing so...

The morning of the first day of the trial, two jurors were excused.

NORTH HAVERHILL — A two-day evidence hearing in the case of two men charged with shooting a visiting college student in Hanover was postponed Thursday after one of the defendants and at least two witnesses tested positive for COVID-19.And with...

LibriVox

Juror’s cell phone search in Black Lives Matter case causes mistrial Mark Kimball, right, confers with his attorney Justin C. Shepherd on the first day of his trial in Hillsborough County Superior Court Northern District. Pat Grossmith Published: 6/17/2021 7:25:46 PM The trial of a city man accused of pointing a loaded handgun at Black Lives Matter protesters last year ended in a mistrial Tuesday after a juror, during deliberations, used a cellphone to do some research in the case. The trial...

May 2021 What kind of pathos appeals to white women? This has been a central question of political election punditry (and Hillary Clinton’s personal night terrors) for a decade, as well as the central question of American suburban life for the past 100 years. What do these white women want? What makes them mad? What relieves their madness—ahem, their anger? And why is the The single most useful answer to all these questions is relatively simple, and if you are a white woman, perhaps more o...