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Seattle officers who attended Jan. 6 rally can't remain anonymous, Washington high court rules
Seattle police officers who attended the Jan. 6, 2021, rally and protests at the U.S. Capitol can be identified in public court records, the Washington State Supreme Court ruled Thursday. Four officers who attended events in the nation’s capital on the day of the insurrection claimed they are protected under the state’s public records law.
An Ohio newspaper is challenging a law in the state’s Supreme Court that police departments cite as a reason why they don’t ...
The Supreme Court of Ohio heard oral arguments on a case that could change how much information the public receives from law ...
Democratic and Republicans billionaires are writing big checks to the two state parties, which then transfer the funds to the ...
Stay informed:Sign up for our weekly Ohio politics newsletter In a separate but related case, Nadine Young asked the Ohio Supreme Court to order the Blendon Township Police Department to ...
Pa. Superior Court affirms Erie County Judge Daniel Brabender, who said probable cause lacking in search warrant in case against Gregory S. Havican.
The New Mexico Supreme Court has suspended an Albuquerque attorney amid an ongoing DWI scandal. Attorney Thomas Clear III, of Albuquerque, has been suspended from practicing law. The order was issued ...
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