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Tory Lanez Files $100 Million Lawsuit Against California Prison System Over Inmate Stabbing

Tory Lanez Files $100 Million Lawsuit Against California Prison System Over Inmate Stabbing

Tory Lanez, a Canadian rapper whose legal name is Daystar Peterson, has filed a federal lawsuit against the California Department of Corrections and Rehabilitation. The lawsuit, seeking $100 million in damages, alleges that Lanez was improperly housed with an inmate who attacked him. The incident occurred in May 2025, when Lanez was stabbed 16 times by fellow inmate Santino Casio, resulting in a collapsed lung and requiring airlift to a hospital. Lanez is currently serving a 10-year sentence for shooting Megan Thee Stallion in 2020. The lawsuit claims that the prison officials failed to take necessary precautions to prevent the attack, despite Lanez's high-profile status making him a target. Additionally, the lawsuit accuses the prison of unlawfully seizing Lanez's songbooks containing unpublished lyrics.
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Judges Sanction Trump Administration for Detaining ICE Detainees Despite Release Orders

Judges Sanction Trump Administration for Detaining ICE Detainees Despite Release Orders

Federal judges are expressing frustration with the Trump administration for continuing to detain individuals in ICE custody despite court orders for their release. Chief Judge Troy Nunley of the Eastern District of California sanctioned a Department of Justice attorney for failing to comply with a release order, highlighting the systemic issue of detainees being held without cause. The situation has led to a surge in habeas corpus petitions, overwhelming the courts. The administration's policy of mandatory detention for all immigrants arrested, which was previously limited to those caught at the border, has exacerbated the issue.
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Law Firm Wins Fifth Consecutive Case Against DOJ Over Voter Records

Law Firm Wins Fifth Consecutive Case Against DOJ Over Voter Records

A law firm representing voters has successfully defended against the Department of Justice's (DOJ) attempts to obtain sensitive voter records from all 50 states. A federal judge in Rhode Island dismissed the DOJ's lawsuit, marking the fifth consecutive loss for the DOJ on this issue. The Trump administration has been pursuing these records, leading to lawsuits against 30 states that refused to comply. The law firm is actively involved in defending these states, arguing that the DOJ's demands are illegal and unconstitutional.
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The Legal Fight Behind the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban

The Legal Fight Behind the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban

Carhart is a landmark Supreme Court case that upheld the Partial-Birth Abortion Ban Act of 2003. This decision marked a significant shift in aborti...
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US Supreme Court rejects Massachusetts school gender-identity policy challenge

US Supreme Court rejects Massachusetts school gender-identity policy challenge

By Andrew Chung April 20 (Reuters) - The U.S.
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Federal Judge Sanctions DOJ Attorney Over ICE Detention Practices

Federal Judge Sanctions DOJ Attorney Over ICE Detention Practices

A federal judge in California, Troy Nunley, has sanctioned Department of Justice attorney Jonathan Yu with a $250 fine for failing to comply with court orders regarding the release of immigration detainees. The sanction comes amid a surge in habeas corpus petitions filed by detainees arguing they are being held without cause. The Eastern District of California, where Judge Nunley presides, has seen a significant increase in such petitions, with over 2,700 filed since January. This increase is attributed to the Trump administration's policy of mandatory detention for all immigrants arrested, a shift from previous practices where detainees could seek bond. The Department of Homeland Security's policy change followed a $45 billion federal spending bill aimed at expanding immigrant detention facilities.
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Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Stabbing Incident

Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Stabbing Incident

Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Stabbing Incident
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Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Inmate Stabbing Incident

Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Inmate Stabbing Incident

Rapper Tory Lanez Sues California Prison System for $100 Million Over Inmate Stabbing Incident
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Rapper Tory Lanez sues California prison system for $100 million over stabbing by inmate

Rapper Tory Lanez sues California prison system for $100 million over stabbing by inmate

Rapper Tory Lanez has sued the California prison system, claiming he should not have been housed with an inmate who stabbed him 16 times last year
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LAPD Officers Held Liable for Excessive Force, $11.8 Million Awarded to Injured Dodgers Fan

LAPD Officers Held Liable for Excessive Force, $11.8 Million Awarded to Injured Dodgers Fan

A jury in the US District Court for the Central District of California has awarded $11.8 million in damages to Isaac Castellanos, a man who claimed he was permanently blinded in his right eye after being struck by a projectile fired by Los Angeles Police Department officers. The incident occurred during a celebration of the Los Angeles Dodgers' 2020 World Series victory. Officers Cody MacArthur and Jesse Pineda were found liable for negligence and excessive force, violating Castellanos' civil rights. The city and the officers disputed the claim, arguing that Castellanos ignored orders to disperse. Castellanos, a college student and professional esports athlete at the time, may see the damages triple to $35 million with court approval. The LAPD faces multiple lawsuits over its use of blunt-force weapons at gatherings and protests.
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California Lawmaker Proposes Automatic Enrollment in Child Support System to Combat Poverty

California Lawmaker Proposes Automatic Enrollment in Child Support System to Combat Poverty

Assemblymember Stephanie Nguyen from Elk Grove, California, has introduced a groundbreaking proposal aimed at reducing childhood poverty by automatically enrolling separated families into the state's child support system. This initiative seeks to ensure that children receive necessary financial support by mandating enrollment in the California Department of Child Support Services, which currently requires custodial parents to opt-in voluntarily. The proposal has sparked debate among legislators and advocates, with supporters arguing it will provide essential financial resources to children, while critics express concerns about potential disruptions to family dynamics and existing private arrangements. The bill has garnered support from various child support departments and associations, highlighting its potential to address underutilization of the current system.
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Former NFL Player Alshon Jeffery Arrested for Insurance Fraud, Faces Potential Prison Time

Former NFL Player Alshon Jeffery Arrested for Insurance Fraud, Faces Potential Prison Time

Former NFL Player Alshon Jeffery Arrested for Insurance Fraud, Faces Potential Prison Time