Teen receives school suspension after growing hair for charity
An Ohio teen has received an in-school suspension for growing out his hair to donate it.
October 23, 2012
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An Ohio teen has received an in-school suspension for growing out his hair to donate it.
A Florida teen has been sentenced to 20 years after being convicted in a case involving an attack on a student.
The trial involving lawsuits filed on behalf of Texas schools purportedly affected by funding cuts begins Monday.
A New Jersey mother charged with assault for allegedly slapping a student accused of bullying her daughter says she never touched him.
The Texas Bar has filed a lawsuit against a former prosecutor and current state district attorney in connection with a wrongful murder conviction.
Starbucks appeals verdict to pay $14.1 million for alleged tip violations, San Francisco wage and hour attorney Eric Grover reports.
Four Iowa teens have reportedly gone missing after meeting through Xbox’s online gaming system.
The names of 21 suspected Johns in a prostitution case against a Zumba instructor have been released by police.
A Missouri couple who won a $20 million judgment for health injuries linked to a popcorn flavoring ingredient have filed for bankruptcy.
A Cuban court has sentenced a Spanish man to four years in prison in connection with a fatal car crash.
Delano Regional Medical Center ordered to pay $975k in a workplace discrimination lawsuit, says Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.
A retired Chicago police officer, mistaking his son for an intruder, shoots and kills him.
An Ohio teen has received an in-school suspension for growing out his hair to donate it.
A Florida teen has been sentenced to 20 years after being convicted in a case involving an attack on a student.
The trial involving lawsuits filed on behalf of Texas schools purportedly affected by funding cuts begins Monday.
A New Jersey mother charged with assault for allegedly slapping a student accused of bullying her daughter says she never touched him.
The Texas Bar has filed a lawsuit against a former prosecutor and current state district attorney in connection with a wrongful murder conviction.
Starbucks appeals verdict to pay $14.1 million for alleged tip violations, San Francisco wage and hour attorney Eric Grover reports.
Four Iowa teens have reportedly gone missing after meeting through Xbox’s online gaming system.
The names of 21 suspected Johns in a prostitution case against a Zumba instructor have been released by police.
A Missouri couple who won a $20 million judgment for health injuries linked to a popcorn flavoring ingredient have filed for bankruptcy.
A Cuban court has sentenced a Spanish man to four years in prison in connection with a fatal car crash.
Delano Regional Medical Center ordered to pay $975k in a workplace discrimination lawsuit, says Los Angeles employment lawyer Eric Grover.
A retired Chicago police officer, mistaking his son for an intruder, shoots and kills him.
