Millennials have always been under a microscope, scrutinized for everything from their spending habits to their work ethic. This fascination in the age group – those from roughly 26 to 41 – isn’t surprising given that at 72 million-strong it …
En route to a mental health treatment facility, Joshua Blough got out of his fiancée’s vehicle holding his knife, walked through traffic, and wandered into a residential neighborhood. When he ignored his fiancée’s repeated pleas to get back in the …
The EEOC has issued guidance on pregnancy discrimination that broadens protections for workers and risks for untutored employers. The EEOC states in that guidance that: The fact that the PDA covers not only current pregnancy, but discrimination based on past …
In an unreported opinion, the Sixth Circuit US Court of Appeals gave qualified immunity to Michigan prison officials who forbid a prisoner from talking to his family overseas. The prison had a policy against calls to certain countries, and to …
The Sixth Circuit threw out the case against law enforcement and others for failing to stop a serial killer. Sowell’s Cleveland home revealed eleven bodies, and he was convicted. The family of one of the victims sued law enforcement for …
The United States Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals has decided an unreported case under Michigan law that shows how they would come out on a case under Ohio or federal law. The Detroit Public Schools was under a deficit and …
The Sixth Circuit threw out a case by a Public Defender who was run out of town by the local judge in the small town of Gallipolis. After robust motions and critical comments, Judge Evans would not sit on any …
Sixth Circuit holds in the case of an officer who comes upon a suspect in Hardees who has been disruptive, but who is unresponsive and not struggling. Officer deploys TASER three times in short span to get compliance. Although officer claims that …
