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The city, which has fought to remove the statue completely from a plaza in South Philadelphia, said Friday afternoon that it would not remove the wooden box...
Greene County schools, law enforcement working to handle kids with care Bonnie Meibers © Chuck Hamlin The Greene County Courthouse building stands tall over downtown Xenia earlier this week. The courthouse was built in 1902 and houses the Greene County Court of Common Please and probate court. CHUCK HAMLIN / STAFF Greene County has started a program aimed at helping kids exposed to trauma and violence. The Handle With Care program enables police to notify schools if they encounter a child at a traumatic scene, so schools and mental health care leaders can provide trauma-sen...
Submitted by the county. The Clermont County Court of Common Pleas and Municipal Court and Municipal Court Clerk of Courts will be closed on Tuesday, Feb. 16, due to the weather. In addition to Common Please and Municipal courts, these courts will be closed tomorrow (Tuesday, Feb. 15) due to the weather: Domestic, Juvenile and Probate. The Clermont County Prosecutor’s Office will be closed as well.
Judge Russell Mock | Twitter CINCINNATI (Legal Newsline) - An Ohio lawsuit alleging malpractice over back surgeries performed in 2011 can proceed after an appeals court reversed a lower court’s ruling that the action was filed outside the state’s four-year statute of repose for medical malpractice actions. The First Appellate District of Ohio ruled on Dec. 9 that Ohio’s savings statute preserved the case for Rachel Jones, who had the surgeries, and her husband Jeff Jones against Dr. Abubakar Atiq Durrani, the Center for Advanced Spine Technologies, Inc (CAST...
The Accra District Magistrate Court on Monday ordered the Ghana Immigration Service (GIS) and the NATIONAL Security to release the passport of Vanetta Fosua Opoku, to enable her to travel back to the USA. Ms Opoku, a Ghanaian based in the USA, was detained at the Kotoka International Airport and her passport seized by the GIS upon her arrival on October 12, 2020, following an ex-parte order obtained by her husband, Raymond Yankey Blay, a USA citizen, who currently lives in Ghana. Blay and Ms Opoku are in court over a case for custody, child support and protection that had already been sett...