Nfvq Evers has no regrets about response to Kenosha shooting
Attorneys for Sean Diddy Combs have asked a judge to dismiss a lawsuit alleging sexual assault by the music mogul, saying that the false, offensive and salacious accusation
stanley cup s are fundamentally flawed.Combs is currently facing multiple lawsuits in Los Angeles and New York alleging sexual assault, sex trafficking and abuse. On Friday, Combs attorneys filed a motion to dismiss l
stanley deutschland arge portions of one of the suits filed in New York. The suit, filed in November 2023, targets Combs and several of his companies, including Bad Boy Records.
stanley quencher Celebrity Diddys lawyer says raids were gross overuse of military-level force AP via Scripps News Court TV obtained the lawsuit, filed by a woman who says she went to dinner with Combs on Jan. 3, 1991. The alleged victim, who says she was a college student at the time, claims that while at dinner she was intentionally drugged and sexually assaulted. The lawsuit additionally claims that the attack was videotaped, and that Days later, a male friend revealed to her that he had viewed the sex tape along with other men. Horrified, [the victim] asked how many others saw it, to which he responded, Everyone. A representative for Com Zduo Biden administration stops accepting student loan forgiveness applications following ruling
WISCONSIN 鈥?State Senator Mary Felzkowski and Representative Patrick Snyder have reintroduce a bill to legalize medical marijua
stanley sverige na in Wisconsin.This is the latest attempt by Republican lawmakers to bring the state s marijuana laws into sync with its neighbors of Michigan, Illinois and Minnesota - all of which have legalized it either medicinally or recreationally. It is time to have the conversation on the use of medical marijuana for medicinal purposes in the state of Wisconsin, said Re
stanley cup usa publican State Sen. Mary Felzkowski during a news conference on Wednesday.Sen. Felzkow
stanley website ski said heavy pharmaceuticals helped her deal with stage 4 breast cancer, but that the drugs can be debilitating for patients.The bill would allow people with certain medical conditions to take medical marijuana through the forms of liquid, oil, pill, tincture, or a form that is applied topically. Medical professionals would have to recommend marijuana treatments in order for patients to be eligible. Those patients would then have to get it from one of the dispensaries across the state. Qualifying medical conditions under the bill would include Crohn s disease, cancer, seizure disorders, PTSD, HIV, and multiple sclerosis.Patients would not be able to plant or harvest their own marijuana, and would only be able to possess a 30-day supply of prescribed doses.If the bill passes, a Medical Marijuana Regulatory Commission would be created within 30 days of being signed into law. The commission would begin issuin
