#legal-issues

#legal-issues

I played over 10 years in the NBA and made tens of millions of dollars. I had everything I ever dreamed of. But after a series of legal issues and personal problems, my life has become something I could never have imagined. I'm right back to where it all began - back in Coney Island, back in the projects, back in the fire.

Tennessee coach Kim Caldwell announced Sunday that she has dismissed senior guard Ruby Whitehorn from the eighth-ranked Lady Vols, saying it was her responsibility to protect the program's high standards. "In light of recent events, Ruby has been unable to reflect those standards, and I have made the difficult decision to dismiss her from our team," Caldwell said in a statement. "I love Ruby and will always be rooting for her, but my priority is to uphold the respected reputation of the Lady Vols."

When she was offered the lead on the show, Paul told " Call Her Daddy" host Alex Cooper that she had to think long and hard about the filming schedule and its impact on her children before saying yes. "I'm a co-parent. I have two baby daddies, not one, so I'm dealing with two different people; my children, my home base is here. Can I travel that long? Can I be gone that long?" she said she asked herself.

Julio César Chávez Jr. has been deported to Mexico, where he faces allegations of cartel ties, arms and drug trafficking charges, following his arrest in the U.S.

When Jennifer Casey Norred attempted suicide at Leon County jail, medical staff restrained her for 24 hours instead of offering her mental health support, violating jail policy.

An investigation revealed that Officer Juan Jose Pesina Jr. abused his position by reportedly sexually assaulting multiple women while failing to activate his body-worn camera.

In July, Nguyen, Tran, and a Beaverton coffee shop that hosted a Whisk & Bloom event all received letters in the mail threatening legal action if they didn't stop selling Marukyu Koyamaen, a brand of high-end matcha often considered the gold standard of Japanese tea makers.

Tony Allen, president of Delaware State University, was charged with driving under the influence after being pulled over with a blood alcohol level of 0.128 percent.

Ritchie Sinclair expressed relief upon learning about a $1.45-million lawsuit against the Morrisseau estate, claiming the adult children promoted fraudulent works for financial gain.

Judge Sparkle L. Sooknanan determined that the Federal Trade Commission's investigation into Media Matters constituted an overreach and a potential retaliation against First Amendment activities. Sooknanan emphasized the seriousness of government retaliation against those participating in constitutionally protected public debate and highlighted the importance of newsgathering.

"A deficit is when your expenses are outpacing your revenues. And when this continually happens, quite simply it's just not sustainable," said Jordan Moore, chair of Scouts Canada's board.

Haddix, who ran a primate facility in Festus, pleaded guilty in March to perjury and obstructing justice, related to the treatment of the chimp, Tonka.

The clear guidelines in this magical world reflect the concept of 'psychic exhaustion', where actions have real consequences, enhancing the stakes of the narrative.

Sean "Diddy" Combs and his legal team have reportedly reached out to the Trump administration for a pardon after his conviction on prostitution-related offenses.

Large language models like ChatGPT and Claude were trained on extensive internet content, from news to social media, to mimic human thinking and operation.

The 57.9-acre property at 23600 Congress Springs Rd. was bought for $20 million, previously listed at $27.5 million, expanding the Saratoga Cemetery District's holdings.

Rice pleaded guilty in district court to two third-degree felony charges—collision involving serious bodily injury and racing on a highway causing bodily injury. Rice received deferred adjudication.

Biggers faces six charges across two cases for allegedly refusing to leave a Midtown Manhattan apartment, escalating from a trespassing call to felony charges.