The mainstream media is under fire for alleged false reporting throughout the Kyle Rittenhouse murder trial and defense lawyer Mark Richards confirmed with NewsNation Now that coverage from some outlets was just plain wrong. "Much of the coverage at the beginning was wrong," he told "Banfield" host Ashleigh Banfield, who previously worked for CNN, Sunday. "The trial proved that." Richards mentioned outlets like CNN and MSNBC who blatantly spread misinformation, such as MSNBC host Joe Scarborough detailing that Rittenhouse shot his firearm 60 times. KYLE RITTENHOUSE FOUND NOT GUILTY ON ALL COUNTS IN KENOSHA TRIAL Another false claim fueled by the media was that Rittenhouse's firearm...
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Fired for refusing COVID vaccine? Local lawyer explains the rights and wrongs Is that legal to fire an employee for refusing to get the COVID vaccine? Yes. But there are right and wrong ways of terminating an employee, says a local employment lawyer. Joanna Mullen, a social justice initiative lawyer working at the Legal Clinic of Guelph & Wellington County explains that in Ontario, employers have the ability to create policies connected to providing a safe work environment under Section 25 of the Occupational Health and Safety Act, which states that the ‘employer is required to take every precaution reasonable in the circumstances for the protection of a worker.’ “That...
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The civil rights attorney Ben Crump on Wednesday accused a lawyer defending the killers of Ahmaud Arbery of displaying “the essence of white supremacy” for his call to ban Black pastors from the courtroom. Crump was speaking as a jury in Georgia began its second day of deliberations in the trial of three white men accused of murdering Arbery, 25, who was Black, as he jogged along a road near Brunswick in February 2020. Kevin Gough, the lawyer for William “Roddie” Bryan, one of the defendants, sparked outrage during the trial by stating: “We don’t want any more Black pastors in here,” and asking the judge to ban high-profile church leaders such as the Revs Al Sharpton and Jesse Jackson, who...
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Arrest made in South Carolina lawyer shooting... 02:46 Alex Murdaugh, the man accused of trying to arrange his own death earlier this month so his son would receive a $10 million life insurance payment, will turn himself into authorities on Thursday, his attorney told CBS affiliate WSPA-TV. Murdaugh, a prominent South Carolina lawyer, allegedly hired a gunman to kill him, but the planned fatal shot only grazed his head, state police said Tuesday. Jim Griffin, Murdaugh's attorney, said a warrant was issued for his arrest Wednesday on a charge of conspiracy to commit insurance fraud. The alleged shooter, Curtis Edward Smith, was charged with assisted suicide, insurance fraud and several...
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Dallas-based lawyer Yvette Ostolaza will lead the management committee at Sidley, one of the nation's largest law firms. (Nathan Hunsinger / The Dallas Morning News) Dallas lawyer Yvette Ostolaza is being tapped to lead the management committee at global powerhouse legal firm Sidley, becoming one of the highest-ranking Hispanic women to chair a law firm of that size. Ostolaza, a 56-year-old Miami native and child of Cuban immigrants, will lead one of two groups guiding the sixth-largest firm in the nation by revenue, Sidley announced Monday. The firm has more than 1,900 lawyers. Chicago-based Sidley brought in more than $2.46 billion in revenue last year, counting among its many alumni...
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PORT ALLEN - A Baton Rouge lawyer was arrested Tuesday morning after investigators learned he allegedly tried to smuggle contraband into a jail. Michael Fontenot was picked up by U.S. Marshals at his Riverbend home and booked into the East Baton Rouge jail, accused of criminal conspiracy and trying to bring contraband into a prison. He has since been transferred to the West Baton Rouge Parish jail. As Fontenot walked into jail Tuesday, he denied trying to smuggle drugs inside. "He can claim whatever he wants to claim," Major Zack Simmers with the West Baton Rouge Parish Sheriff's Office said. "The facts that were given to me, there's no way this was a misunderstanding." According to the...
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One day after the attorney for Deshaun Watson ’s accusers said his clients were not interested in settlement negotiations for their claims of sexual misconduct, the lawyer for the Houston Texans quarterback disputed that there had been an attempt at any negotiations. "In a recent interview, Mr. Buzbee stated that ‘a settlement is not happening.’ We certainly agree," Watson's lawyer Rusty Hardin said in a statement obtained by Fox News. On Wednesday, Tony Buzbee, who is representing the women accusing the NFL star, told KRIV, the Fox-owned TV station in Houston, there were no plans to settle any of the 22 lawsuits. But Hardin cast cold water on Buzbee's comments stating that Watson's camp...
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Judge allows Britney Spears to hire her own lawyer in conservatorship case A judge allowed Britney Spears to hire an attorney of her choosing at a hearing Wednesday in which she broke down in tears after describing the “cruelty” of her conservatorship. Los Angeles Superior Court Judge Brenda Penny approved Spears hiring former federal prosecutor Mathew Rosengart, who called on Spears’ father to immediately resign as her conservator. “We will be moving promptly and aggressively for his removal,” Rosengart said outside the courthouse. “The question remains: Why is he involved?” What’s happened since Britney Spears spoke at her conservatorship hearing in June? Lots. Here’s what you should...
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Human rights lawyer files complaints after P.I. hired to tail Manitoba chief justice WINNIPEG -- Complaints have been filed and probes are underway after a private investigator was hired to tail a Manitoba judge. On Monday, Court of Queen’s Bench Chief Justice Glenn Joyal revealed he’d been followed from the law courts to his home by a private investigator trying to catch him breaking public health orders. The firm doing the surveillance was hired by the Alberta-based Justice Centre for Constitutional Freedoms – the group representing seven Manitoba churches who are challenging the province’s public health orders. Joyal is presiding over the case. Ottawa-based human rights lawyer Richard...
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