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Albuquerque paid $950,000 to settle a lawsuit by a motorist critically injured in 2024 when then-police chief Harold Medina drove through a red light, and an internal investigation found unsafe driving and a body camera violation.
The Fourth Circuit ruled that court orders giving the government journalists' LinkedIn records and a one-year gag on LinkedIn were substantially overbroad and sent the matter back to the district court to narrow them.
A biology professor alleges in a civil suit in Las Vegas District Court that New Mexico Highlands University retaliated and discriminated against him after he proposed a diversity initiative.
A former chief administrative law judge at the California Department of Insurance alleges in a lawsuit that Commissioner Ricardo Lara and a former special counsel illegally approved rate increases, undermined judges' independence and retaliated against her.
The California Commission on Judicial Performance removed Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Robert S. Draper, 84, after finding nine acts of willful misconduct and eight acts of prejudicial misconduct.
A D.C. Circuit panel upheld an injunction barring the U.S. Agency for Global Media from removing Voice of America director Michael Abramowitz without a majority vote of the International Broadcasting Advisory Board.
California's Office of the Inspector General reported that the corrections department's Allegation Investigation Unit has a backlog of about 19,000 open cases and that the one-year deadline to discipline officers expired in 3,428 cases.
Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier announced a subpoena of Democratic Socialists of America to examine whether it accepted donations from foreign sources of concern, according to Just the News.
Reason reports that Miami-area phone businesses are asking a Florida appeals court to rule that the Miami-Dade Sheriff's Office violated due process by hiring a private law firm paid a percentage of forfeited property.
A Virginia Office of the State Inspector General report found that the director of the Northern Virginia Mental Health Institute engaged in misconduct, including manipulating patient-related documents, according to FOX 5 Washington DC.
A DHS inspector general report found TSA did not consistently enforce airport worker screening rules, with one worker holding an active badge for 177 days after a disqualifying notice, according to Government Executive.
The U.S. Department of Justice sued the City of Glendale, California, alleging its police department's concealed carry permit fees and review process violate the Second Amendment.
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