In general, it would avoid the excesses of swift imperial justice in favor of due process and the rule of law. Such a system would be similar to that which is found in our own beleaguered ...

The businesses recently formed the Public Safety Information Protection Coalition to fight the state statute, known as Daniel’s Law. The businesses asked a federal judge last June to declare ...

I listened back to Salas’ heart-wrenching message and it caused me to examine whether Daniel’s Law is living up to its noble purpose to protect our judges, police officers and prosecutors.

Former Bergen County Prosecutor John Molinelli criticizes the New Jersey State PBA for partnering with Atlas Data Privacy Corporation, which he alleges exploited ...

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The PSIPC makes a number of false claims about the history and effectiveness of Daniel’s Law in their press release and on their website, but that is not surprising coming from a “coalition” created ...

“[Finch’s work] hopefully means clients who have lower damages can still be seen by an excellent attorney.” Finch employs paralegals and case managers as well as custom built artificial ...

Daniel's Law was passed after Daniel Anderl, the son of U.S. District Judge Esther Salas, was shot and killed in 2020 by a disgruntled attorney posing as a delivery driver. Anderl and his father ...

The meeting was called at least 48 hours beforehand, per state law, County Attorney Daniel Peterson said before ... for being willing to join us here in Raleigh,” Berger said in a statement.

Ecuador’s President Daniel Noboa won the country’s presidential ... But Noboa’s closest challenger, leftist lawyer Luisa González, said she rejected the results and demanded a recount.

A lawyer for Kilmar Abrego Garcia, the Maryland man and alleged gang member who was deported in error to El Salvador, said Monday that it might take a contempt order ...