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IMS Receives Several Nominations from the Daily Report for “Best Of 2021” Awards Feb 15, 2021 11:20 AM ET Legal Newswire POWERED BY LAW.COM Pensacola, Fla.  |  The Daily Report, Georgia’s premier publication for attorneys, law firm leaders, and in-house counsel, announced IMS Consulting & Expert Services as a four-time nominee today for its “Best Of 2021” reader favorite awards. Each year, winners are identified and announced by the Daily Report in a special feature that includes a full ranking of the top service providers, tools, firms, and legal industry resources throughou...

Funding needed to address huge increase in defendants under pre-trial supervision Robert Arnold, Investigative Reporter Updated:  Tags:  HOUSTON – The number of people released on bond prior to trial and under the county’s supervision has grown at a quick pace since 2017. So much so, the number of defendants now under supervision is overwhelming county resources. “At the end of the day, this is a public safety issue,” said Precinct 4 Commissioner R. Jack Cagle. “How do we make sure that the public is safe?” The county’s Pre-Trial Services department provides information to fel...

Updated at Share This Dakota Logan Clifford | Bonneville County Jail IDAHO FALLS — The man strangers found in their home one morning will now go to prison after a judge sentenced him in several cases. Dakota Logan Clifford, 24, pleaded guilty to felony aggravated assault in one case and felony drug trafficking in another in exchange for prosecutors to dismiss a lengthy list of charges. As a result, District Judge Joel Tingey sentenced Clifford on Monday to spend between 10 and 16 years in prison. In July, local authorities wanted Clifford for felony trafficking of heroin. Police said th...

Rainville case moves to settlement conference December 16, 2020HAVERHILL — Efforts to settle the criminal case against former Easton Fire Chief Arthur Rainville have failed, and attorneys prepare for a settlement conference at the Grafton County Courthouse this week. Nearly one year ago, Rainville fired shots into an occupied Bethlehem residence before driving to Littleton in his vehicle, running into a parked car and fleeing on foot. Assistant Grafton County Attorney Amanda Jacobson submitted the settlement conference request on Oct. 21, indicating that all avenues of discussion between th...

Brownwood News – It was 1976.  He had just graduated from law school, and gotten married.  He needed a job, but he wanted more than a job.  He wanted a home, a place to settle and raise a family.  He didn’t know where that might be.  Then he got a phone call from Brownwood. Forty-four years later, Steve Ellis is still in Brownwood, and retiring at the end of this month from his job as District Judge of the Texas 35th Judicial District.  He finished on top. Ellis’ path to Brownwood was circuitous and unpredictable.  His parents were both natives of Central Texas, but were living i...