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Deadline for FMCSA Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse Queries Expired January 5, 2021
2021-01-21 | Employers were required to conduct an annual query of the Federal Motor Carrier Safety Administration (FMCSA) Drug and Alcohol Clearinghouse on any CDL drivers they currently employ by January 5, 2021.
Abraham I Am Project Releases "Race War" Video, Offering Sober Insights into a Sensitive Topic
2020-12-19 | Works through multiple scenarios wherein white Americans pursue ethnic cleansing against non-whites
Kim Nam-hee, Former Assistant of Shincheonji Church Chairman Testifies Despite Several Previous Court Losses
2020-12-07 | The former assistant, who has lost every case against Chairman Lee and Shincheonji since 2017, testified in court regarding the alleged embezzlement of 5 million dollars to build a center for international peace events.
Grungo Colarulo's Free Uber/Lyft Ride Giveaway
2020-11-26 | Grungo Colarulo is encouraging safety behind the wheel by providing free Uber/Lyft rides on New Year's Eve and New Year's Day to encourage people to remain sober when behind the wheel.
North Dakota Sheriff's and Deputies Association Partners with tip411 on Anonymous Tip System to Fight Substance Misuse & Crime
2020-11-12 | New statewide NDTip app helps better connect law enforcement with the public
'Code Blue: An Oath to the Badge and Gun' by Jamell Crouthers Available Now
2020-10-17 | New book offers an inside look at the reality of corruption within police departments.
650 Million Child Brides Worldwide Says GFA World
2020-10-09 | Special report coincides with International Day of the Girl, Oct. 11.
U.S. Citizen, Pascal Shakoure Charpentier Unlawfully Detained in INS Jail 74 DAYS
2020-09-17 | Immigration Judge Dara F. Reid will be giving her judgment on the question of Charpentier's citizenship on Thursday, September 17th at 1:00 p.m. at 201 Varick Street in Manhattan
BK Law Group Hires William Bailey to Head its New Criminal Division
2020-08-31 | Attorney William Bailey joins the BK Law Group, bringing his vast legal resume trying Minnesota and North Dakota criminal cases.
Joint Letter Sent to UN Secretary General to Stop Human Rights Violations and Religious Oppression in South Korea
2020-08-26 | Organizations from 62 countries have come together to urge the UN Secretary General to address the persecution and discrimination of South Korean Church Group Shincheonji and well-respected Global Peace Organization HWPL.
South Korea's Resurgence of COVID-19 Reveals Contrasting Reaction of Two Prominent Religious Leaders
2020-08-25 | Two leaders of different, large South Korean religious groups show a completely opposite reaction to virus control as their congregation members fall ill with COVID-19.
Official Press Release of Roberta Arnone - Owner of the Neighborly Notary® Trademark
2020-08-22 | OFFICIAL PRESS RELEASE
Mark Horwitz and Vince Citro Named to 2021 Best Lawyers® List
2020-08-20 | Mark Horwitz and Vince Citro have more than 45 years of combined experience handling criminal defense cases in Orlando, throughout Florida, and also across the United States.
Cop Blaster Disputes Accuracy of New York Times Article
2020-08-12 | A recent New York Times article included accusations blaming Cop Blaster for harassing phone calls and presented a statement of opinion in a threatening manner. Cop Blaster disputes the Times' claims and calls the article misleading.
Reverend Rodrick Burton has been Inducted into the Prestigious Marquis Who's Who Biographical Registry
2020-08-11 | Mr. Burton uses his influence as a faith leader to empower communities and advocate for clean energy
Persecution of Religious Group Turns Eyes on the South Korean Government
2020-08-06 | World leaders have spoken up about the persecution against South Korean religious group Shincheonji and their Chairman following an investigation of the church's COVID-19 outbreak response.
Newly Released White Paper Discerns Fact and Fiction of South Korea's COVID-19 Outbreak
2020-08-01 | The COVID-19 Outbreak in South Korea has been mainly attributed to a minority religious group. As differing stories of the group's involvement in the outbreak surface, a White Paper written by religion and legal experts reveals the facts.
Rosenfeld & Sawyer Win Critical Aspects of Stubblefield Rape Case; Significant Counts Will Contribute toward Future Win, Says Defense
2020-07-31 | COVID-19 delays & court errors leave the door open for an ultimate victory and vindication for former 49er Dana Stubblefield. Seeking to overturn their client's rape conviction, defense attorneys Rosenfeld & Sawyer will file a motion for a new trial.
The Silent Voices Project Announces Certifications in Criminology and Social Justice
2020-07-30 | Now Offering Courses At Special Rates During August
STL.News - The State of Publication As Of July 24, 2020
2020-07-24 | State of Publication for www.STL.News; recently surpassing 12,000 articles and approaching 600 resource pages.