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Minnesota Supreme Court rules that ‘ghost guns’ are not required to have serial numbers
On Wednesday, the Minnesota Supreme Court ruled in a split decision that ‘ghost guns’ are not required to have a serial number. The opinion written by Justice Paul Thissen says that the Minnesota statute in question relies on federal law and that federal law does require a serial number.
Most officers accused of serious misconduct have already opted to take their disciplinary cases to arbitration as an ...
A newspaper publisher has said his lawsuit was intended to see how Chula Vista police uses their drones and whether the use ...
Some pleaded to probation, one died, but a number still await decisions on appeals to the Florida Supreme Court.
A former police officer standing trial told the Supreme Court on Thursday he was being persecuted by the Royal Gibraltar Police for exposing alleged corruption within the force. Former RGP officer ...
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Judge denies mistrial in Cleveland activist’s case, despite prosecutors’ filing with high court
Judge William Vodrey rejected prosecutors' claims of unfair trial conditions in Antoine Tolbert's extortion case, allowing ...
Both men entered guilty pleas July 31 before Judge Lisa Grey in state Supreme Court, St. George, to a lesser charge of second ...
In its ongoing fight with the Memphis police union, the city has asked the Tennessee Supreme Court to place a hold on ...
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