A visit with a kick

A visit with a kick

Apr 23, 2024 | Blog, USA news

POW – Right in the Kisser. Businesses watch out for the law

A Pennsylvania-based convenience store chain was hit with a lawsuit by the Biden administration at the same time the president stopped by one of their locations on the campaign trail.

Sheetz is being accused of racial discrimination by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). THE EEOC claims that the company’s hiring practices discriminated against minority applicants.

The lawsuit was filed the same day Biden cheerfully stopped by a Pittsburgh location on Wednesday for food.

Specifically, the EEOC contends that Sheetz’s criminal background checks were discriminatory due to their method of excluding applicants suspected of failing the checks.

The EEOC claims that this disproportionately impacted Native American, Black and multiracial jobseekers.

https://www.eeoc.gov/newsroom/eeoc-sues-sheetz-inc-racially-discriminatory-hiring-practice

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Woman tried to board flight with 56 pounds of marijuana

Woman tried to board flight with 56 pounds of marijuana

Apr 22, 2024 | Blog, USA news

Woman allowed airport police to check her luggage, had name tag on bags, according to reports

Before a 21-year-old Memphis woman could board an United Airlines flight, Memphis International Airport Police found 56 pounds of marijuana in her luggage, according to multiple reports.

The woman was charged with possession of a controlled substance with the intention to manufacture, deliver or sell, Shelby County jail records show. This charge is a felony offense that carries harsh penalties.

The woman is now free after posting a $5,000 bond, according to Shelby County jail records.

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You’re too stupid to store a gun properly

You’re too stupid to store a gun properly

Apr 20, 2024 | Blog, Know Your Rights, Michigan Laws, Your Rights

The Biden administration once again defends a ban in federal court, arguing that people who use marijuana should be prohibited from purchasing or possessing firearms.

They claim that this restriction is supported by historical precedent and that individuals who consume cannabis while owning guns pose a unique threat to society.

One of the reasons behind this argument is that such individuals are viewed as unlikely to store their weapons properly before using marijuana.

Attorneys for the Justice Department responded to a series of prompts from the judges, asserting that the firearm ban for marijuana consumers is justified based on historical analogues to restrictions on the mentally ill and habitually drunk that were imposed during the time of the Second Amendment’s ratification in 1791.

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US Supreme Court:  US v. PATRICK DARNELL DANIELS, JR. (2023)

State of Ohio vs Weber (2020) – At home drunk with a shotgun

 

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What is corruption? U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments

What is corruption? U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments

Apr 13, 2024 | Blog, Michigan Crime, Michigan News

What is corruption? U.S. Supreme Court will hear arguments that could impact bribery cases in Illinois

The high court is reviewing a law that’s popular among federal prosecutors — including those pursuing former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan.

A cash-strapped mayor in northwest Indiana goes to a trucking company after engineering city contracts in its favor, and he tells its owners he needs money.

They pay him $13,000 for consulting. But there’s no evidence he did any work.

The feds call that corruption. But next week, the U.S. Supreme Court will consider whether the mayor even committed a crime under a law that’s popular among federal prosecutors — including those pursuing former Illinois House Speaker Michael J. Madigan.

Read more here at the Chicago Sun Times

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Ex-Flint Michigan State Police post commander sued by trooper following internal probe

The former commander of the Michigan State Police post in Flint is alleged to have been providing answers to promotion exam questions to favored officers, while also engaging in retaliatory actions against others, as stated in a federal lawsuit.

The lawsuit, filed in federal court in Flint, sheds additional light on an ongoing MSP internal affairs investigation that originated at the Flint post. This investigation has resulted in several personnel actions, including firings, forced retirements, a demotion, and a resignation. Furthermore, it has had an impact on the MSP post in West Branch, located in Ogemaw County.

First Lt. Yvonne Brantley, who was the post commander in Flint, retired in lieu of being fired. Sgt. Jared Chiros, who worked at the Flint post, had resigned.

Brantley is the sole defendant named in the lawsuit filed by Trooper Evan Neilson, although Chiros also holds a substantial involvement in the legal proceedings.

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