Brooklyn Firefighter Loses Life While Battling Blaze
The New York Community is coming together to celebrate the life of a selfless hero, Timothy Klein. Timothy Klein was a 31-year-old firefighter with over six years of experience under his belt. In his spare time, he worked as a carpenter and with an organization called Fight for Firefighters. Klein was selfless, even when he […]
Read MoreNew Yorker Implicated in $1.8M Crypto Mining Scam
Cryptocurrency dealings have been in a gray area when it comes to New York law, but that may be coming to a close. Senate Bill S8839 is currently being debated this week. If it passes, then four new crimes revolving around cryptocurrency will become encoded in New York law. Actions like virtual token fraud would […]
Read MoreDebate Over NY Bail Law Heats Up Ahead of Midterm Elections
You’d think that most people in jail are guilty and have already been convicted of committing a crime, but the truth isn’t so picturesque. Instead, over 60% of imprisoned Americans are currently in jail awaiting their criminal hearing. Their only mistake is not being able to afford bail. In other words, the rich can get […]
Read MoreInternational Prosecution of War Crimes and the War in Ukraine
While we are firmly ensconced in the current Ukraine/Russian conflict, it begs us to consider the concept of war crimes and whether Putin can be charged with them. Just this week, authorities from Chad handed over a former militia leader who was being sought by the International Criminal Court on suspicion of war crimes and […]
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