The court in new Jersey have charged a 41-year-old Heather Reynolds in the murder of his 17-month-old son. Presumably, she strangled the kid Axl, because he considered it an obstacle to extra-marital relationships. She was also charged with possession of methamphetamine and obstructing arrest in connection with the death of the child in may 2018. In may last year, Reynolds shouting ran out of the house carrying in his arms…

Resident of Alabama, 27-year-old Marsha Jones, was indicted on a manslaughter charge in connection with the shooting, during which she lost her unborn child. The incident occurred in December of 2018 to pleasant grove (Alabama). According to AL.com Wednesday, 26 June, Jones was arrested in Jefferson County and is in jail, her bail is set at $50 thousand. The day Marches between Jones and 23-year-old ebony Jamison had a quarrel…

The national security Agency U.S. (NSA) had collected data on phone calls and text messages but not the calls without permission. The program of surveillance was launched after 11 September 2001 the Bush administration in an attempt to locate calls in the U.S. for ties with terrorists. In January 2018, the NSA banned in droves to collect the metadata of phone calls of Americans. In June last year, the Agency…

On Tuesday, June 25, Illinois Governor George. B. Pritzker signed the bill legalizing the sale of recreational marijuana throughout the state. As a result, the Illinois officially became the 11th state in the Union, and the first legalized the sale of recreational marijuana via state legislature. In 2018, the legislature of Vermont passed a bill to permit the possession but not retail sales of cannabis for recreation. Although the use…

The County of Clinton (Indiana) is planning to charge persons convicted of criminal offenses up to $30 per day during the term of imprisonment to reduce the amount of money contributed by taxpayers for the maintenance of the correctional institution. County Sheriff rich Kelly submitted this idea to the County commissioners who voted for the adoption of the plan. In accordance with this decree, persons who have been convicted of…

New laws, if passed, would prevent the sale of licenses for taxi in new-York from the suspicious brokers. On Monday, members of the city Council will introduce a package of bills to put an end to onerous or predatory lending to people wishing to obtain a license to operate a taxi or the so-called medallion or CPNC. The fact that this practice has left thousands of owners of taxi medallions…