Henderson PD: Fetuses Discovered With Hospital Laundry

Henderson PD: Fetuses Discovered With Hospital Laundry

A woman’s twin fetuses went missing for about eight hours after she miscarried, according to Henderson PD reports released this past Thursday. Spring Valley Hospital Medical Center’s staff could not account for the fetuses. Eventually, they were found in a batch of.

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The Groundbreaking Nevada Decision

The Groundbreaking Nevada Decision

In April 2005, Mr. Steinke, the Relator in this case, filed a suit under the Nevada False Claims Act, N.R.S. § 357.010 et seq. This suit focused on the allegations in the federal action that Merck failed to include so-called nominal price.

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What Makes Serial Killers Tick?

A Short Tour Through the Mind of a Serial Killer Nevada Public Radio recently reported on the strange case of the "Grim Sleeper." According to NPR, Lonnie David Franklin preyed on prostitutes and addicts in California and Nevada in a string of.

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The Texas Bell Tower Sniper

Charles Whitman: The Texas Bell Tower Sniper

Charles Whitman and America's First Mass Shooting Anyone who was born before 1955 can remember America's first mass shooting. If not, criminal justice attorney Nick Wooldridge reminds. The shooting shook the nation's conscience. It prompted Congress to act quickly. Within months of.

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Cyberattack Against Anthem Should be a Wake-Up Call

Cyberattack Against Anthem Should be a Wake-Up Call

A cyber attack against health insurance company is a glowing reminder that large health care organizations are prone to hacking. Anthem, the country's second-biggest health insurance provider, is the most recent target of cyber hackers. Over eighty million clients, including the corporation's.

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Court sends man to jail for selling marijuana

CEBU CITY, Philippines - A 54-year-old man will be spending the rest of his life in jail for selling 10 sticks of marijuana weighing 1.79 grams in 2005. Regional Trial Court Judge Gabriel Ingles Monday ordered Rosario Bayot Mahinay to pay a.

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Nevada Court of Appeals

  On November 4, 2014, the voters of Nevada approved SJR 14 by a margin of 287,183 to 246,836.  SJR 14 was a measure asking whether the Nevada Constitutions should be amended to create an Intermediate Appellate Court.  This was the second.

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