Author: Patrick Saunders
The Georgia Senate approved a bill Friday that broadens “stand your ground” self-defense protections, a proposal that critics said would help protect defendants such as those who murdered Ahmaud Arbery.Read More
The city suspended two employees on Wednesday after the state attorney general’s office found that the tourism bureau had violated those laws.Read More
In Family court, Scott Naso reiterated his reasons for suspending his in-laws’ visits with his 4-year-old daughter and said the state’s grandparents visitation law was being used as a weapon against him .Read More
Several high-profile bills that dominated conversations this session were approved before Friday’s whirlwind finale.Read More
President Donald Trump’s administration asked a federal appeals court on Friday to revive his executive orders that sought to punish four major U.S. law firms, arguing that federal judges overstepped their authority by blocking directives that rest within core presidential powers.Read More
The Trump administration had signaled earlier this week that it was ready to abandon four executive orders seeking to punish law firms, but abruptly reversed course the next day.Read More
The new law expands the role state and local governments can play in immigration enforcement, which has raised questions from immigration advocates.Read More
“Both the attacks on Iran last week and the unacceptable retaliation from Iran on countries in the region fall outside the framework of international law,” Rob Jetten said.Read More
A law passed recently cracks down on people bringing cans and bottles from out of state.Read More
With Canal+ announcing plans to shutter African streamer Showmax, local filmmakers are showing their resilience as they adapt to market turbulence.Read More