Month: September 2010

Man Finally Walks Free From Dallas County Jail

9/30/2010 Dallas County – After 20 years, Stephen Matthew Brodie finally walked out of Dallas County Jail. State District Judge Lena Levario ruled in favor of Brodie, declaring him as having been wrongly convicted for the abduction and sexual assault of a 5-year old girl in 1990. Brodie became a suspect in the abduction and […]

Target Corporation Ordered by Judge to Stop Hazardous Waste Dumping

9/30/2010 Riverside, California – Alameda County Superior Court Judge Steven Brick has issued a preliminary injunction, which prohibits Target Corporation in dumping their waste materials. Target has more than 240 stores that are in operation in California, and all were ordered to stop dumping their hazardous wastes. These include paint, pesticides, oven cleaners, corrosive materials, […]

Inspection of Egg Facilities in Iowa for Salmonella is On the Way

9/29/2010 Minneapolis – Food safety law firm Pritzker Olsen attorneys, together with a microbiology professor, will be inspecting the Hillandale Farms and Wright County Egg on September 30 and October 5 respectively. The site investigation is brought about by the discovery of unsafe conditions in the said egg farms during an inspection conducted by the […]

Jury is Being Selected for Susan Baker Trial

9/29/2010 Chipley, Washington County –The jury for the trial of Susan Baker, will be completed soon, after an arduous selection process of finding someone to sit at the jury to be impartial, considering that in a community of 22,000 people, mostly everybody knows one another. Susan Baker, will be going on trial for Aggravated Child […]

Man on Death Row Seeks an Attorney

9/28/2010 Nebraska – Raymond Mata, Jr., a 37 years old, who was convicted in 2000 for the kidnapping and murder of 3-year-old Adam Gomez in 1999, is asking for an attorney since he is currently on death row. It can be recalled that in 1999, the body of Adam Gomez was found at the home […]

Prosecution Keeps Witnesses a Secret

9/28/2010 Butler County, Ohio – Common Pleas Judge Andrew Nastoff ruled in favor of the prosecution on Monday, allowing the eight witnesses in Calvin McKelton’s case to remain a secret. The defendant’s lawyers would only get to know the eight witnesses on the start of the trial next week. This decision was made after discussing […]

Celia Brown Seeking Justice for Her Great Dad

9/27/2010 Montgomery County – Celia Brown, the daughter of the late Attorney Don Brown is seeking justice for the death of her dad. Brown spent his life upholding justice, making sure that justice was served to those who were facing criminal charges. He died at Conroe Regional Medical Center in September 6. Brown was a […]

Livingston, Not a Threat to Society

9/27/2010 California – Carter Livingston is not a threat to society. This was what Tom Leupp, the lawyer of Livingston said. Earlier this month, Carter Livingston, 19, was charged with a felony animal cruelty. He posted a video of himself on the Internet, where he was hacking a possum 44 times with a meat cleaver. […]

Was there Murder? Gallo’s Fate is Now in the Hands of the Jury

9/25/2010 The defense and the prosecution have made their final arguments on the death of Angels’ pitcher Nick Adenhart. Andrew Thomas Gallo’s fate is now in the hands of the jury. In her closing arguments, Jacqueline Goodman, Gallo’s lawyer, said that Gallo did not have the intention to kill at the night Adenhart and his […]