David Hall, 49, of Monroe, Michigan, may not have known what he was doing was a crime. You may not know it was a crime either. This is because for most people it would be too gruesome to think about doing anyway – regardless of the legality. It does bring up an important issue.
Image this scenario: You overhear the man in front of you talking to the pharmacist about his pain medications. He isn’t trying to lower his voice, and you can’t help but hear him. He asks about the new narcotic he had been prescribed, presumably for pain.
It’s the kind of story you cringe to hear about or read in the news. A baby was taken to the hospital with a broken leg. A boyfriend is now facing criminal charges for child abuse.
We have all had that fear when staying in hotel rooms: what if I break something accidentally? How much will I end up paying? However, what happens if someone trashes a hotel room? Or what happens if a hotel room under your name gets trashed?
Two Delta Air Line’s passengers were served citations by the FBI for allegedly having sex on the plane. The unidentified couple was on a Delta flight headed to Detroit from Los Angeles on October 29, 2017.
A supposed prank on October 18, 2017 in Flint, Michigan involving teenage boys that went horribly wrong has made national headlines. Prosecutors say 17-year-old Kyle Anger, 16-year-olds Mark Sekelsky and Mikadyn Payne, and 15-year-olds Alexander Miller and Trevor Gray hurled rocks, tires, and an engine piston onto I-75 from the Farrand Road overpass. They are…
Have you ever wondered if you can get in trouble for something like littering? How about dumping hazardous waste? Popular singer Dave Matthews is still apologizing for the famous 2004 incident. His tour bus driver illegally dumped 800 lbs. of raw sewage into the Chicago River. It ended up hitting an architectural tour boat full…
Footage of a shooter firing into a crowd during the Charlottesville, VA protests made the rounds on news outlets and social media at the end of August 2017. Video was captured and sent to police by the ACLU after this man’s actions allegedly went unnoticed in the crowd. The shooting captured in the video comes…
Twelve-year-old Mallory Grossman of New Jersey committed suicide in June. Her mother, Diane, who is using the law to try to get to the root of this growing problem, blames the bullying Mallory experienced in person and online for her daughter’s untimely death.
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