According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (“NHTSA”), 10,874 people died in drunk driving related vehicle crashes in the United States in 2017—that’s roughly 30 deaths a day and one every 48 minutes. Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) report…
Author: John Floyd
2019
President Donald J. Trump is waging a racist, xenophobic, and Islamophobic war against Minnesota Congresswoman Ilhan Omar.
The president and his political operatives at a July 17, 2019 reelection rally in Greenville, North Carolina orchestrated the now infamous racist…
2019
Category: Constitutional Law | Corruption
President Donald J. Trump has polarized the American judiciary along racial and political lines. He believes the Attorney General of the United States should serve as the president’s personal attorney and that the Federal Judiciary should rubber-stamp the policies of…
2019
Did you know it’s a federal crime to allow your dog to make noise that might scare wildlife in a national park? Raise your hand if your dog’s barking disturbs no one.
Would you believe us if we told…
2019
Category: Child Abuse | Corruption
Migrant family separations under the Trump administration’s “zero tolerance” immigration policies began in the summer of 2017. Then Homeland Security chief John Kelly was actually one of the original architects of the family separation policy that began percolating in March…
2019
Category: Sex Crimes | Sex Trafficking
Keith Raneire’s “company” secrets swelled to the surface after it was caught in the cross currents of women empowerment and a heighted focus on human and sex trafficking inside U.S. borders.
Raneire purportedly founded NVIXM as a self-help program…
2019
Category: Drug Crime | Marijuana
With House Bill 1325, an agriculture farm bill, the Texas Legislature inadvertently changed the definition of marijuana. In an effort to legalize hemp farming, lawmakers created a distinction between hemp and marijuana. Hemp is now defined under the new…
2019
This country now has a corrupt, dishonest, and unethical businessman serving his first term as the nation’s chief law enforcement officer—President Donald J. Trump.
As a matter of disclaimer, let us say at the outset, we strongly believe the…
2019
Category: Bank Fraud | Federal Criminal Law | Fraud
The CEO of the Teachers Federal Credit Union recently pled guilty to federal bank fraud for assisting a former state senator obtain a fraudulent loan.
Federal prosecutors charged that the CEO loaned $10,000 to the former state senator currently…
2019
Category: Federal Criminal Law | Federal Firearms
Penalty Provisions of Federal Gun Law Struck Down
In the opening line of a June 24, 2019 ruling in United States v. Davis, conservative U.S. Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch, joined by the court’s four liberal justices, stated: “In…