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Law Allowing Librarians To Be Criminally Charged Over 'Harmful' Materials • U.S. Asks Supreme Court To Delay Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Settlement • Portland's Turbulent Summer of 2020: Unrest, Drug Decriminalization, and Fentanyl's Lethal Surge • Automaker Tesla Is Opening More Showrooms On Tribal Lands

ompting Judge Darrin Gayles to accuse the government of gamesmanship and wasting the court's time. The case has been slowed down by the dispute over Rivera's assets, which Rivera insists are needed to pay his attorneys, and the former Congressman has accused the prosecutors of misconduct. A Politico ar

les to accuse the government of gamesmanship and wasting the court's time. The case has been slowed down by the dispute over Rivera's assets, which Rivera insists are needed to pay his attorneys, and the former Congressman has accused the prosecutors of misconduct. A Politico article from 2022 noted th

Law Allowing Librarians To Be Criminally Charged Over 'Harmful' Materials • U.S. Asks Supreme Court To Delay Purdue Pharma Bankruptcy Settlement • Portland's Turbulent Summer of 2020: Unrest, Drug Decriminalization, and Fentanyl's Lethal Surge • Automaker Tesla Is Opening More Showrooms On Tribal Lands

mpting Judge Darrin Gayles to accuse the government of gamesmanship and wasting the court's time. The case has been slowed down by the dispute over Rivera's assets, which Rivera insists are needed to pay his attorneys, and the former Congressman has accused the prosecutors of misconduct. A Politico art

les to accuse the government of gamesmanship and wasting the court's time. The case has been slowed down by the dispute over Rivera's assets, which Rivera insists are needed to pay his attorneys, and the former Congressman has accused the prosecutors of misconduct. A Politico article from 2022 noted th

ml> (8/3, Bernstein, 1M) reports, "An 18-year-old man is accused of tearing plywood off the front glass panes of the federal courthouse in downtown Portland and then lighting a fuse on an explosive before tossing it through the broken glass early on July 22, injuring a deputy U.S. marshal, according to f

by police investigating property damage and disorder during the city's massive demonstrations." The Post adds, "Less than a week later, 23-year-old Rivera was arrested along with five other people, including a teenager, for allegedly vandalizing state police vehicles on May 30. After investigators set

States And DC. • Newsom Lifts Stay-At-Home Orders, Hopes California Can Avoid Another Surge. • Chicago Schools Stop In-Person Classes Wednesday. • Portland Mayor Uses Pepper Spray On Man Who Harassed Him About Masks. • Senate Confirms Blinken As Secretary Of State On 78-22 Vote. • Harris Swears In Yell

sold it back onto the streets using one of his confidential informants." WBAL-TV Baltimore (1/26, 219K) reports that the federal prosecutors "said Rivera volunteered to be interviewed by the FBI and he made a number of false statements and material omissions." Additional coverage includes WMAR-TV Ba

urging dismissal of the rare felony civil disorder charge filed against more than a dozen people arrested in last year's social justice protests in Portland," Oregon. They argue "the offense was created in 1968 to quash civil rights advocacy," with then-Louisiana Sen. Russell B. Long intending it to "neu

ffort by the Biden administration to break from Trump's discursive approach to the pandemic as cases continue to climb nationwide." USA Today (1/24, Rivera, 12.7M) and Politico (1/24, Beasley, 6.73M) also report. US Passes 25M Confirmed Cases; Epidemiologist Pegs Total At More Than 105M. The AP (1/24)

nian (8/3, Bernstein, 1M) reports, "An 18-year-old man is accused of tearing plywood off the front glass panes of the federal courthouse in downtown Portland and then lighting a fuse on an explosive before tossing it through the broken glass early on July 22, injuring a deputy U.S. marshal, according to

by police investigating property damage and disorder during the city's massive demonstrations." The Post adds, "Less than a week later, 23-year-old Rivera was arrested along with five other people, including a teenager, for allegedly vandalizing state police vehicles on May 30. After investigators set

sidered armed and dangerous. The article noted that the FBI is offering a $10,000 reward for information leading to Watson's arrest, who has ties to Portland, Oregon, and Atlanta, Georgia. "The First Amendment does not allow individuals to commit arson or destroy property. The FBI will continue to work wi

between the Drug Enforcement Administration and the Federal Bureau of Investigation. Additional reporting was provided by Hoodline Las Vegas (09/06, Rivera). New Mexico Rapper Sentenced to Prison for Drug Trafficking, Gun Offenses KRQE (O3S-13) (09/05, Fischer) reported that Jerry Bezie, a 36-year-old

other account belonging to Poulson. The article noted that Criminal record checks show Poulson was previously the subject of an FBI investigation in Portland, Oregon, where he was arrested and convicted of threatening to set the Portland mayor's house on fire with Molotov cocktails. He also claimed in the

, to maintain and update their home routers to prevent cyber threats. FBI Agents in North Carolina Warn of New Scams Using Al WFMY (CBS-2) (05/20, Rivera) reported that the FBI warned that scammers are using Al to make themselves more believable. "And so Al is obviously very useful for us and maybe ou

nian (8/3, Bernstein, 1M) reports, "An 18-year-old man is accused of tearing plywood off the front glass panes of the federal courthouse in downtown Portland and then lighting a fuse on an explosive before tossing it through the broken glass early on July 22, injuring a deputy U.S. marshal, according to

by police investigating property damage and disorder during the city's massive demonstrations." The Post adds, "Less than a week later, 23-year-old Rivera was arrested along with five other people, including a teenager, for allegedly vandalizing state police vehicles on May 30. After investigators set

n taught throughout grade school catechism classes to trust and respect the bishop of the diocese. Id In Fortin v. The Roman Catholic Bish- op of Portland, 871 A2d 1208 (Me.2005). the Supreme Judicial Court of Maine held that a victim of child sexual abuse perpe- trated by a priest could pursue a brea

rform the busi- ness of the employer and, as such, is not within the scope of employment" Fitzger- ald, 410 Aid at 1272. For example, in Sanchez by Rivera v. Montanez, 165 Pa. Cmwlth. 381, 645 Aid 383 (1994), a child and his parents sued a community action agency, alleging that the agency was vicar-