Kentucky Considers Changes To Drug Courts For Heroin Addicts
WASHINGTON — The Kentucky court system is reconsidering how its drug courts treat defendants thanks to a new federal policy that is pushing them to offer medications to opiate addicts….
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U.S. court: Palestinian authorities must pay Americans millions for Israel attacks
Both groups are “deeply disappointed” by Monday’s ruling, which Palestinian Authority spokesman Mahmoud Khalifa said stemmed from “baseless” charges and “ignored the legal precedent set time and again by other…
The Wonder Drug
Why are drug courts denying heroin addicts the medicine they need? Read the whole story at Slate
How Men’s Rights Leader Paul Elam Turned Being A Deadbeat Dad Into A Moneymaking Movement
Paul Elam has become the face of the modern men’s rights movement by rallying against false rape accusations and divorce courts that favor mothers. But exclusive BuzzFeed News interviews with…
Federal Government Set To Crack Down On Drug Courts That Fail Addicts
WASHINGTON — The federal government is cracking down on drug courts that refuse to let opioid addicts access medical treatments such as Suboxone, said Michael Botticelli, acting director of the…
Alabama judge warns governor against gay marriage rulings
“As of this date, 44 federal courts have imposed by judicial fiat same-sex marriages in 21 states of the union, overturning the express will of the people in those states,”…
Pro-LGBT Campaign One Million Kids Launches Ahead Of Supreme Court’s Marriage Equality Ruling
Ahead of the U.S. Supreme Court’s forthcoming ruling on same-sex marriage, a group billing itself as “an organization of folks from all walks of life” who support equality for the…
House Passes Anti-Abortion Bill On Anniversary Of Roe v. Wade
On the 42nd anniversary of the Supreme Court’s landmark abortion rights decision in Roe v. Wade, the U.S. House of Representatives voted 242-179 to pass a bill that would codify…
Police Can Basically ‘See’ Inside Your Home With Radar
At least 50 U.S. law enforcement agencies have quietly acquired technology that allows them to essentially “see” inside people’s houses, and they’re deploying it “with little notice to the courts,”…