Albuqueque Legal News

Albuquerque Legal News

• SFPD now investigating alleged hospital assault - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  SFPD now investigating alleged hospital assault  Albuquerque JournalSANTA FE - The Santa Fe Police Department is now actively investigating a months-old allegation that a female patient was assaulted while she was ...
• Children and pregnant women no longer allowed in solitary confinement in NM - New Mexico In Depth July 16, 2019
  Children and pregnant women no longer allowed in solitary confinement in NM  New Mexico In DepthEffectively immediately, pregnant women and children can no longer be held in solitary, and beginning in November prisons and jails around the state will start ...
• Trump’s new asylum rules go into effect, and opponents sue - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Trump’s new asylum rules go into effect, and opponents sue  Albuquerque JournalTIJUANA, Mexico -- Hundreds of immigrants showed up at border crossings Tuesday in hopes of getting into the U.S. but faced the likelihood of being turned ...
• Lawsuit claims company trying to pass off whiskey as Scotch - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Lawsuit claims company trying to pass off whiskey as Scotch  Albuquerque JournalRICHMOND, Va. -- A trade association is suing a Virginia distillery, claiming it is trying to pass off whiskey as Scotch. In a federal lawsuit filed last week, the ...
• Lawsuit challenges oil, gas lease sales in eastern Arizona - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Lawsuit challenges oil, gas lease sales in eastern Arizona  Albuquerque JournalHOLBROOK, Ariz. -- Three environmental groups have sued the federal government over oil and gas lease sales in eastern Arizona. The U.S. Bureau of Land ...
• Mountain Town News: Jury to decide Jackson pond skimming lawsuit - The Park Record July 16, 2019
  Mountain Town News: Jury to decide Jackson pond skimming lawsuit  The Park RecordSearing memories a yearafter the fire in ColoradoBASALT, Colo. – Basalt and El Jebel are changed places a year after the scare of the Lake Christine Fire.
• Judge: Former Kellys owners broke wage law - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Judge: Former Kellys owners broke wage law  Albuquerque JournalALBUQUERQUE, N.M. — Amount of money plaintiffs are entitled to could exceed $1 million.
• Penal farm to produce farm, music under the sea: News from around our 50 states - USA TODAY July 16, 2019
  Penal farm to produce farm, music under the sea: News from around our 50 states  USA TODAYEvan Bartle, chief growing officer for Second Chances Farm, transplants lettuce seedlings into a vertical garden prototype used to demonstrate Ajit George's ...
• Protesters seek Hawaii mountain access during road closure - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Protesters seek Hawaii mountain access during road closure  Albuquerque JournalMAUNA KEA, Hawaii -- Protesters against building a giant telescope on top of a mountain some Native Hawaiians consider sacred said they tried unsuccessfully ...
• Judge recommends $14M award to neo-Nazi trolling victim - Albuquerque Journal July 16, 2019
  Judge recommends $14M award to neo-Nazi trolling victim  Albuquerque JournalHELENA, Mont. -- The publisher of a neo-Nazi website should have to pay the victim of an internet trolling campaign over $14 million and remove all posts that ...