Poacher Sentenced to 43.5 Months for Felonies

The Washington Attorney General's office secured a guilty plea and a 43.5-month prison sentence for Ronald Livermore, a prolific poacher convicted of seven felonies including illegal firearm possession and hunting. This sentence is reportedly the longest agreed recommendation for illegal hunting in nearly a decade.

Executive Order Combats Cybercrime and Fraud

President Trump signed an Executive Order to combat cybercrime and fraud targeting American citizens and businesses. The order directs a review of tools to fight transnational criminal organizations, prioritizes cybercrime prosecutions, and engages foreign governments on enforcement actions.

Computational Materials for Aviation Additive Manufacturing Qualification

NIST has published guidance on computational materials approaches for the qualification and certification of metal additive manufacturing in the aviation sector. This document, authored by researchers from NASA and other institutions, provides insights into process-intensive materials.

NIST Report on Challenges in Monitoring Deployed AI Systems

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has published a report detailing challenges in monitoring deployed artificial intelligence (AI) systems. The report, based on practitioner workshops and literature review, identifies gaps and opportunities for innovation in post-deployment AI monitoring methodologies.

NY DEC Awards Over $677,000 in Smart Growth Grants

The New York State Department of Environmental Conservation (DEC) has awarded over $677,000 in Smart Growth grants to seven projects in the Catskill region. These grants will support affordable housing, recreational access, and economic growth initiatives compatible with environmental protection.

Massey v. Borough of Bergenfield - Employment Discrimination Appeal

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals reversed a lower court's decision in Massey v. Borough of Bergenfield, finding that the plaintiff may have been subject to unlawful discrimination. The court struck down New Jersey's 'Background Circumstances Rule' as incompatible with state and federal anti-discrimination laws, potentially impacting future employment discrimination cases in the state.

US v. Jerome Brown - Criminal Appeal

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed a district court's decision in the case of US v. Jerome Brown. The court found that while the district judge improperly participated in plea negotiations, the defendant did not suffer prejudice sufficient to vacate his plea. The appeal concerned drug trafficking and firearm possession charges.

USA v. Jerome Brown - Rehearing Granted

The Third Circuit Court of Appeals has granted a petition for panel rehearing in the case of USA v. Jerome Brown. The court vacated its prior opinion and judgment from December 11, 2025, and will issue an amended opinion and re-enter judgment. Rehearing en banc was denied.

Always Movin' Moving Company LLC Permit Cancellation

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) has cancelled the permit for Always Movin' Moving Company LLC due to a failure to provide proof of insurance. The company, also operating as Lake Washington Movers, had its permit closed on March 6, 2026.

Same Day Moving LLC Household Goods Permit Application

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) has received a permit application from Same Day Moving LLC for household goods transportation services. The application is currently pending review.

Fitzgerald Transport Inc. Household Goods Application

The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) has received a new household goods carrier permit application from Fitzgerald Transport Inc., doing business as Coast Movers. The application was filed on October 1, 2025, and is currently in a pending status.

State AGs Sue Trump Administration Over Tariffs

A coalition of State Attorneys General, led by Colorado AG Phil Weiser, has filed a lawsuit challenging new tariffs imposed by the Trump administration. The suit argues these tariffs, enacted under Section 122 of the Trade Act of 1974, are illegal and will harm American consumers and businesses.

State AG Settlement with Debt Collector for Deceptive Practices

Colorado Attorney General Phil Weiser announced a settlement with Credence Resource Management, LLC (CRM) for deceptive debt collection practices. CRM will pay $43,500 and cease unlawful practices, including misrepresenting communication origins and excessive call frequency.

NIH Encourages Pre-Application Consultations for Tobacco Regulatory Science Grant

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) issued a notice encouraging applicants for the Tobacco Regulatory Science Small Grant Program (RFA-OD-25-008) to request pre-application consultations. This aims to ensure proposed research aligns with FDA Center for Tobacco Products' regulatory authorities and priorities. Applicants are asked to submit draft Specific Aims by May 14, 2026.

NIH Updates Data Management and Sharing Plan Elements

The National Institutes of Health (NIH) has updated the required elements for Data Management and Sharing Plans (DMS Plans) for research applications. Effective for due dates on or after May 25, 2026, a new, simpler format page will be required. This update aims to streamline the process and reduce applicant burden by clarifying common areas of confusion and removing extraneous details.

In Re Grace Minors - Parental Rights Termination Appeal

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's termination of a mother's parental rights to her minor children. The court found the mother lacked parenting skills, failed to engage with services, and termination was in the children's best interest. The appellate court noted disappointment with the late filing of a brief by the Department of Health and Human Services.

Clark-Rose v. Mgm Grand Detroit LLC - Lower Court Judgment Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment in favor of MGM Grand Detroit LLC in a case brought by former employee Taniesha Clark-Rose. The court found that MGM supported its motion for summary disposition with admissible evidence, rejecting the plaintiff's appeal.

People of Michigan v. Thomas Stephen Johnston - Affirmation of Lower Court Judgment

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's denial of a motion to suppress evidence in the case of People of Michigan v. Thomas Stephen Johnston. The court found that the search warrant, though specifying alcohol testing, was sufficiently broad to include testing for THC.

Rp v. Tv - Lower Court Judgment Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision to deny a motion to terminate a personal protection order (PPO). The case involved allegations of assault and disputes over financial matters concerning a family member.

In Re K M Gill Minor - Parental Rights Termination

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's order terminating parental rights for K M Gill Minor. The respondent's parental rights were terminated under MCL 712A.19b(3)(h) due to his lengthy prison sentence for murder and felony firearm charges, which will deprive the child of a normal home for over two years.

People of Michigan v. Rickey Dale Richett - Criminal Appeal

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's judgment against Rickey Dale Richett. Richett was convicted of second-degree murder and assault with intent to do great bodily harm less than murder. The court found no errors in the trial proceedings.

Jasmin Adilovic v. Monroe LLC - Opinion Vacated and Remanded

The Michigan Court of Appeals vacated its prior judgment and remanded the case of Jasmin Adilovic v. Monroe LLC for reconsideration. The court's prior decision had affirmed a lower court's order granting summary disposition to the employer, Monroe LLC, based on a limited statute of limitations. The Supreme Court's remand directs the Court of Appeals to apply a new precedent, Rayford v. American House Roseville I, LLC.

Dana Mark Gamarra v. Oakland County - Court Opinion

The Michigan Court of Appeals issued an opinion in Dana Mark Gamarra v. Oakland County, concerning an automobile accident. The court affirmed in part and reversed in part the trial court's decision regarding summary disposition for the defendants, remanding the case for further proceedings.

People of Michigan v. Terry McClellan - Stalking Conviction Affirmed

The Michigan Court of Appeals affirmed the conviction of Terry McClellan for stalking. The court found sufficient evidence to support the jury's verdict, including repeated contact with the victim after a personal protection order was issued. The decision upholds the lower court's judgment.

People of Michigan v. Jeffrey Matthew Judovics - Criminal Case

The Michigan Court of Appeals reversed and remanded a criminal case against Jeffrey Matthew Judovics. The court ordered an in camera review of the complainant's psychological records, which the trial court had previously denied. This decision impacts discovery procedures in similar criminal cases.

Zurich American Insurance Company v. Mark Eubanks - Insurance Dispute

The Court of Appeals of Georgia reversed a trial court's $345 million judgment against insurers in a case involving sexual abuse claims against a school. The court found the insurers were not obligated to defend the school based on the consent judgments.

University Health Services v. Georgia Department of Community Health - CON Appeal

The Court of Appeals of Georgia affirmed a lower court's decision, upholding the Commissioner of the Georgia Department of Community Health's denial of University Health Services' application for a Certificate of Need to build a freestanding emergency department. The denial was based on updated factual circumstances since the initial application.

In the Interest of G. C. - Child Dependency Case Remanded

The Court of Appeals of Georgia remanded a child dependency case, In the Interest of G. C., to the Juvenile Court of Dawson County. The remand is for the appointment of appellate counsel after the original counsel moved to withdraw and indicated a different attorney represented the mother, who was previously prohibited from representing the mother by the juvenile court.

KIMMIYAA, LLC v. COFFEE BIANCO, LLC - Case Dismissed

The Court of Appeals of Georgia dismissed the appeal in KIMMIYAA, LLC v. COFFEE BIANCO, LLC due to the appellant's failure to timely file required documents. The dismissal follows a prior jury verdict in favor of Coffee Bianco and an award of attorney fees.

Leticia Guyton v. Tanja Boyd-Witherspoon - Case Transfer

The Court of Appeals of Georgia has transferred the case of Leticia Guyton v. Tanja Boyd-Witherspoon to the Magistrate Court of DeKalb County. The court determined it lacked jurisdiction over the appeal from the Magistrate Court's order.

Estate of Kitty Hk Felker - Appeal Vacated and Remanded

The Court of Appeals of Georgia vacated and remanded the dismissal of an appeal concerning the estate of Kitty Hk Felker. The court directed the superior court to transfer the appeal to the correct appellate court, finding that the initial dismissal was in error.

Garcia v. State - Georgia Appeals Court Dismisses Case

The Georgia Court of Appeals dismissed the appeal of Joshua Mariano Garcia due to an untimely filed notice of appeal. The court found that Garcia failed to file his notice of appeal within the ten-day window required after the court granted his discretionary application.

Wayland Braxton Willis v. Hon. Sheryl B. Jolly - Emergency Motion Denied

The Georgia Court of Appeals denied Wayland Braxton Willis's Petition for Writ of Mandamus in the case against Hon. Sheryl B. Jolly. The court cited its narrow original mandamus jurisdiction, which is exercised sparingly and typically only in matters related to an appeal or impending appeal.

Nichols v. Alghannam - Order Modifying Opinion

The California Court of Appeal has issued an order modifying its opinion in the case of Nichols v. Alghannam. The modifications involve adding the word 'former' before specific references to Civil Code section 3333.2, subdivision (c)(2), and adding a footnote clarifying its renumbering. There is no change in the judgment.

Contra Costa County Children and Family Services Bureau v. M.G. - Child Welfare Case

The 1st Appellate District of California has docketed case A173218, Contra Costa County Children and Family Services Bureau v. M.G. The filing date was May 12, 2025, and oral arguments are scheduled for February 24, 2026. This represents a new filing in the appellate court system.

Montecito Country Club v. Root - Civil Litigation

The Appellate Court of California, Second Appellate District, has docketed case B341762, Montecito Country Club, LLC v. Root et al. The case was filed on October 14, 2024, and oral arguments are scheduled for February 11, 2026. This entry pertains to the procedural status of ongoing civil litigation.

Doe v. Regents of University of California - Civil Litigation

The 1st Appellate District Court has updated case details for Doe v. Regents of the University of California, case number A170234. The filing date was March 22, 2024, and oral arguments are scheduled for February 13, 2026.

US files civil forfeiture complaints against $15.3M Iranian oil funds

US files civil forfeiture complaints against $15.3M Iranian oil funds

Colorado Public Health Officials Identify Additional Measles Cases

Colorado public health officials have identified four additional measles cases in Adams and Weld Counties, bringing the total number of cases tied to Broomfield High School and Broomfield Heights Middle School to a higher number. The notice provides updated information on known exposure locations and dates for the public.

Michael Huff v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Criminal Appeal

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's order denying Michael Huff's motion to vacate a judgment. Huff was appealing a conviction related to drug trafficking and being a persistent felony offender. The court found no error in the denial of his motion.

Michael D. Mallard v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Affirming Opinion

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision denying Michael D. Mallard's motion to reduce his prison sentence. The court found no error in the denial of his motion for relief under Kentucky Rules of Civil Procedure 60.02(f).

C.B. v. Cabinet for Health and Family Services - Child Abuse and Neglect Appeal

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed a lower court's decision finding child abuse and neglect by parents C.B. and W.J. The court reviewed findings related to injuries sustained by their minor children, Z.A.J. and Y.J.J. The appeal cases were consolidated for review.

Plumlee v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Affirming Probation Revocation

The Court of Appeals of Kentucky affirmed a lower court's decision to revoke Natalie Plumlee's probation and impose a sentence of imprisonment. The court found that the lower court acted within its discretion based on the evidence presented.

Cress v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Affirming Probation Revocation

The Court of Appeals of Kentucky affirmed two orders revoking Daniel A. Cress's probation in cases 21-CR-00732 and 21-CR-00752. The appeals stemmed from probation revocation orders issued in April 2024.

Cameron Sherlock v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Affirming Judgment

The Court of Appeals of Kentucky affirmed a lower court's judgment finding Cameron Sherlock guilty of second-degree strangulation and being a Persistent Felony Offender II. The court found no error in the proceedings or the constitutionality of the statute under which Sherlock was convicted.

Fain v. Commonwealth - Affirming Probation Administration Ruling

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed a trial court's decision regarding the administration of a defendant's probation. The court ruled that the defendant must reside in Kentucky while on probation, despite also being subject to home placement in Ohio, and extended his probation by two years.

Brian Ferguson v. Commonwealth of Kentucky - Affirming Sentence Denial

The Kentucky Court of Appeals affirmed the Graves Circuit Court's denial of Brian Ferguson's motions to amend his sentence. The court found no error in the denial of Ferguson's RCr 111.42 and CR2 60.02 motions related to his 2008 conviction and subsequent sentence.

Reynolds v. Blair - Wrongful Death Appeal

The Kentucky Court of Appeals reversed and remanded a lower court's dismissal of a wrongful death lawsuit. The appellate court found that the dismissal for lack of prosecution was improper, allowing the case to proceed against the remaining defendants, Richard E. Blair, D.O., and Tara Henson, M.D.

UK Child Benefit and Guardian's Allowance Up-rating Order 2026

The UK Treasury has issued the Child Benefit and Guardian's Allowance Up-rating Order 2026, increasing weekly rates for child benefit and guardian's allowance. These changes, effective April 6, 2026, are a result of a review of price levels in Great Britain.

UK Online Safety Act 2023 Amendment

A UK statutory instrument has amended the Online Safety Act 2023, introducing changes to the regulatory framework for online platforms. The specific details of the amendments are available in the latest revised version of the legislation.