Lawyers Challenge Montreal Ban on Insulting City Workers
A group of lawyers has sued over Montreal's new bylaw prohibiting insults toward municipal employees, including police, after its recent adoption.
Tag
#CivilRights
4 storiesnewest firstlatest October 2, 2026
Former LA County Deputy Sentenced to Two Years for Civil Rights Violations
A former Los Angeles County sheriff's deputy received a nearly two‑year federal prison sentence for civil‑rights violations, including intimidation and illegal search warrants, after it was revealed he had misused his authority and aided a local cryptocurrency figure.
NJ Attorney General Opens Civil Rights Probe of ICE Detention Center
New Jersey Attorney General Jennifer Davenport opened a civil rights investigation and issued subpoenas after multiple detainee deaths were reported at the ICE‑run Delaney Hall detention facility.
California Says 82 Lawsuits Saved $207 Billion
California says its 82 lawsuits against the Trump administration saved over $207 billion, protecting state funding, civil‑rights and security interests, including a halt to military deployments in Los Angeles.
