South Carolina can continue to require some teens convicted of serious sex crimes to appear on the state's public sex-offender registry and wear an electronic monitor for the rest of their lives, the state Supreme Court ruled Wednesday.Exile would be better than turning their life into a prison.
police told her "shut up, you have no rights"Finally, an accurate "miranda warning". The SWAT virus infects more of society.
He is the ninth person to be convicted and sentenced to prison as part of what Fox convinced several juries was a cunning conspiracy to interfere with FBI agents as they worked to gather evidence for a grand jury investigation into allegations of widespread abuse by deputies working in county jails run by the sheriff’s department.Like most PDs the place is rotten to the core. Disband, not prosecute is the proper remedy.
"They have gas; we have excrement," reads an image floating around social media to advertise Wednesday's "Shit March."LOL
Richard Painter tells Rolling Stone the surprise move is a clear-cut abuse of power.Oh, and invading countries with no declaration of war isn't? I think I get it. Regardless, I'm content to enjoy the show, given it will likely mean more political gridlock.
Fast forward a few years, and private equity is frantically packaging these real estate rental properties into bonds. In order to value the real estate collateral you need some sort of appraisal, but the normal process of actually looking at properties is seen as too costly and time consuming, so market players are cutting corners by using “broker price opinions,” or BPOs.
