Epstein Secrets

n administrative segregation from having letters, paper or pens and pencils in their cells. New Hampshire banned magazines. Other states, including Montana and North Dakota, prohibited some segregated inmates from getting visits or social phone calls. Seven jurisdictions provided free televisions. North

killed in June, July, and August, eight of them in one ten-day stretch. One of them, Darren Goforth, a deputy sheriff ambushed while pumping gas in Harris County, Texas, was approached from behind by a man who emptied 15 rounds into his head. This is shameful and senseless. But not nearly as ugly as the stor

s of religious liberty in education. As is often the case in school, the more popular one isn't necessarily the most likely to succeed. Espinoza v. Montana was the long-awaited Blaine Amendment case. It held that a state constitutional provision excluding religious schools from programs that fund privat

e warning residents to be aware of COVID-19 scams that try to trick you out of your money or personal information. U.S. Attorney Ryan K. Patrick and Harris County Attorney Vince Ryan EFTA00040904 are reminding residents about scammers, who are using fear of the coronavirus as a way to steam and defraud from

a man arrested on Dec. 19 last year.' Judge Orders FBI Informant To Wear Disguise In Montana Terror Trial. The AP (8/13, Volz) reports from Helena, Montana that US District Judge Dana Christensen "has ordered an FBI informant to wear a wig or hat, false eyeglasses and fake facial hair when testifying ag

eti's right to a public trial' Texas Teen Arrested For Posting Threatening Message To Snapchat. The Houston Chronicle (8/13, Jordan, 1.64M) reports Harris County Magistrate Lisa Porter "had strong words for prosecutors about a teenager charged with making a terroristic threat for a Snapchat message threatenin