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Your callOnce officers suspected a diabetic emergency, should he still have been jailed?
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Your callHe refused to step out. Was breaking the window and hitting him justified?
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Your callIf the bodycam contradicts his report, should that officer face charges?
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Your callHe ran first. Once his hands were up, was the Taser still fair?
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True Crime · Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
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AI illustrationDefendants claim all-white jury reflects discrimination in jury selection process
Your callDid the apply the right standards regarding jury selection?
TL;DR
- 1Thirteen Black men were tried by an all-white jury, raising concerns of racial discrimination in jury selection.
- 2Defendants argued that the government struck the only two non-white jurors, violating their rights under the law.
- 3After a previous appeal, the court must decide if the properly evaluated the to the jury selection.
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Serious Crime · Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit
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AI illustrationJuror swapped during murder trial. Was it right?
Your callDid the court violate rights by replacing a juror?
TL;DR
- 1A man was convicted of murder for shooting another man on a boat trip off the California coast.
- 2He argues the murder happened in state waters, so the federal court should not have handled it.
- 3During jury talks, a juror with mental health issues was swapped, and he says this broke his fair trial rights.
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Everyday Law · Appellate Division of the Supreme Court of the State of New York
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AI illustrationWorker falls from scaffold during a job. Did he prove his claims under labor laws?
Your callDid the worker prove his case about the safety laws?
TL;DR
- 1A worker fell about 11 to 12 feet from a scaffold while laying blocks on a construction site.
- 2His fall happened because the scaffold moved and there were no safety anchor points to secure his harness.
- 3He claims this violated labor laws, while the company argues he was solely to blame for his injuries.
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Everyday Law · Court of Appeals for the Eleventh Circuit
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AI illustrationSocial media platforms challenge Georgia's new law for minors. Can they win?
Your callCan social media platforms legally challenge Georgia's law on minors' accounts?
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- 1Georgia passed a law that limits what social media platforms can do for users under 16, like requiring .
- 2An internet group representing these platforms sued, claiming the law violates rights and is too .
- 3The court must decide if the platforms can legally challenge the law's constitutionality and whether it violates any rights.
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Serious Crime · Court of Appeals for the First Circuit
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AI illustrationWoman flees Honduras over threats; can she get asylum?
Your callShould the court grant asylum based on harassment and threats?
TL;DR
- 1A woman from Honduras fled to the US to escape a man who threatened her and her family.
- 2She claimed the man stalked her, threatened to kill her partner, and tried to kidnap her daughter.
- 3The court had to decide if this was enough for asylum as .
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