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24, May 2012 - Quorum Court fixes budget oversight - Paragould Daily Press
Greene County judge Jerry Shipman said the new jail could be operational by late summer or early ... The funds came from the Arkansas Community and Economic Development Grant for a disaster relief project. Justice Ronnie Wood said the generator ...
24, May 2012 - Jackson, KS KC man accused of pointing laser at police helicopter - Kansas City Star
A 24-year-old man was arrested early Sunday after he allegedly pointed a laser at a Kansas City police helicopter as it flew overhead. Grant P. Doverspike was issued a summons to appear in municipal court on a charge of attempted assault ...
24, May 2012 - Jackson, KS KC man accused of pointing laser at PD helicopter - KCTV 5
The Kansas City Star (http://bit.ly/LcRMKM) reports Grant Doverspike of Kansas City was issued a summons early Sunday to appear in municipal court after the helicopter's crew reported being targeted by a green laser downtown. Police say the pilots directed ...
24, May 2012 - Feds: Kansas gang preyed on illegal immigrants - Bay News 9
Federal prosecutors say a Hispanic gang consisting mostly of U.S. citizens preyed upon illegal immigrants in Kansas who did their business in cash and were afraid to go to law enforcement because of their immigration status. U.S. Attorney Barry ...
24, May 2012 - Topeka, KS Feds: Kansas Gang Preyed on Illegal Immigrants - KSALlink.com
Federal prosecutors say a Hispanic gang consisting mostly of U.S. citizens preyed upon illegal immigrants in Kansas who did their business in cash and were afraid to go to law enforcement. U.S. Attorney Barry Grissom on Friday announced racketeering and ...
23, May 2012 - Mo. woman pleads in immigration fraud scheme - KFVS12
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (AP) - A northwestern Missouri woman has pleaded guilty to taking part in a scheme to provide fraudulent identity documents to more than 3,500 illegal immigrants throughout the U.S. The U.S ... crimes and Social Security fraud.
23, May 2012 - Feds: Kansas gang preyed on illegal immigrants - Omaha World-Herald
(AP) - Federal prosecutors say a Hispanic gang consisting mostly of U.S. citizens preyed upon illegal immigrants in Kansas who did their business in cash and were afraid to go to law enforcement because of their immigration status. U.S. Attorney ...
22, May 2012 - Kansas gets custody of abortion files dumped in Overland Park
A Kansas judge has granted a state board temporary custody of a former abortion provider’s patient files after hundreds of his records turned up in an Overland Park recycling bin.
22, May 2012 - Ark. court grants new hearing for death-row inmate
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. (AP) - The Arkansas Supreme Court granted a new hearing Thursday for a death-row inmate convicted in a 1997 double murder, ruling that some of his claims, including potential DNA testing problems, should be reviewed.
22, May 2012 - Mississippi State's Stratton wins Ferriss Trophy - KNOE TV8
A preliminary hearing is scheduled in Oklahoma for a former Southern Arkansas University student accused of stealing rodeo horses from the school. UAMS receives $8M grant to study osteoporosis ... to two years in federal prison for not reporting to ...
22, May 2012 - Grant, KS Kansas Prison Review Board defers meeting with Joel Russell on his parole - LJWORLD
The Kansas Prison Review board has continued the parole decision ... make a decision once the Prison Review Board has continued a decision. The board can grant Russell parole or pass him for a period of up to 10 years.
22, May 2012 - Grant, KS Kansas Prison Review Board defers meeting with Joel Russell on his parole
The Kansas Prison Review board has continued the parole decision for Kansas inmate Joel L. Russell for further assessment, according to Kansas Department of Corrections spokesman Jan Lunsford.
22, May 2012 - Court grants new hearing for death-row inmate
LITTLE ROCK (AP) — The Arkansas Supreme Court granted a new hearing Thursday for a death-row inmate convicted in a 1997 double murder, ruling that some of his claims, including potential DNA testing problems, should be reviewed.
22, May 2012 - Grant, KS Impact unclear on how new federal regulations aimed at fighting sexual assault in prisons will affe
The new regulations — under development since the passage of the 2003 Prison Rape Elimination Act ... the policies will lose portions of Department of Justice grant funds. Kansas Department of Corrections spokesman Jan Lunsford said they ...
22, May 2012 - Grant, KS New rules aim to reduce prison rapes
New regulations issued by the Obama administration Thursday could affect how Kansas prisons handle sexual assaults.
22, May 2012 - Young illegal immigrants coming out of the shadows - Kansas City Star
But only a federal law can allow them to get green cards, so even those who manage to graduate find themselves stuck: qualified lawyers, engineers and teachers who can only work menial jobs ... more than manual labor, Martinez stood up.
22, May 2012 - Leaders of Multi-million Dollar Fraud Ring Sentenced to Over 25 Years in Prison - Kansas City infoZ
Washington, D.C. - infoZine - Veronica Dale and Alchico Grant, who jointly ran a stolen identity refund fraud ring that attempted to defraud the United States of millions of dollars over several years, were sentenced to federal prison today, the Justice ...
22, May 2012 - Court grants new hearing for Arkansas death-row inmate
The Arkansas Supreme Court says a death-row inmate’s case can head back to a lower court for an evidentiary hearing.
22, May 2012 - Topeka, KS Legislature approves bill to bar use of Sharia law, other foreign codes, in Kansas courts - KWCH.co
TOPEKA, Kan. (AP) — A bill designed to prevent Kansas ... courts, administrative agencies or state tribunals can't base rulings on any foreign law or legal system that would not grant the parties the same rights guaranteed by the state and ...
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