MIAMI, FL – A collision was reported near Coral Estates Park Friday night, the Miami-Dade traffic report page showed.
Officials arrived at the crash scene – Southwest 16th St. and Southwest 97th Ave. – before 6:45 p.m.
It is unclear what led to Friday’s crash, how many vehicles and people were involved, or if anyone
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News: Crash on Ronald Regan Turnpike prompts lane blockages
By Whittel & Melton & LLC
MIAMI, FL – A crash on the southbound lanes of the Ronald Regan Turnpike promoted lane blockages Friday.
Troopers were dispatched to the express lanes before 6:45 p.m. and arrived at the scene just before 7 p.m., as indicated on the FHP live traffic report page.
No injuries were reported.
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News: At least 1 hurt in West Little River hit-and-run crash
By Whittel & Melton & LLC
MIAMI, FL – Officials were called to a hit-and-run crash with injuries on the 8200 block of NW 17th Ave. around 6:30 p.m. Friday.
The collision occurred at the U-Save Foodmart, as indicated on the Miami-Dade County Traffic Report Page.
At least one person sustained injuries.
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Colorado Dentist Accused of Killing Wife with Poison
A dentist in Aurora, Colorado, was arrested last weekend after his wife was removed from life support and the authorities asserted that he caused her death by poisoning her.
According to reports, just before 9:00 PM on March 15, a 45-year-old dentist who practices at the Summerbrook Dental Group brought his 43-year-old wife to…
Triple Crown Winner
By Michael CarusoAs David noted in a prior post, Judge Williams and I had the privilege of speaking at Magistrate Judge Augustin-Birch’s investiture last week. In addition to telling the audience what a wonderful person and lawyer the Judge is, we both noted the “firsts” she’s accomplished–the first judge of Haitian-American descent on our court…
"Branding Corporate Criminals"
The title of this post is the title of this new article authored by W. Robert (Will) Thomas and Mihailis Diamantis available via SSRN. Here is its abstract:
Corporate punishment has a branding problem. Criminal sanctions should call out wrongdoing and condemn wrongdoers. In a world where generic corporate misconduct is a daily affair, conviction…
Bard AI Tries Its Hand At “Sheriff Roy in Mudlick”
Ed. Note: Chris Seaton is unavailable due to a family emergency for this week’s Friday Funnies, so I asked Keith Kaplan to use Google’s new Bard AI to come up with a story about Sheriff Roy in Mudlick. Here’s what it came up with.
First effort:
Sheriff Roy: A True American Hero
Sheriff Roy was…
Talk is Cheap, Dean Martinez
It’s not that I’ve argued (or implied, for those unconstrained by reality) that the students who engaged in mob action to silence intemperate Judge Kyle Duncan should be “punished.” But I have argued that there must be consequences for what happened there. It’s not enough that they be sternly admonished, and if they do it…
A couple of notable new capital cases on the latest SCOTUS "relist watch"
I noticed that this latest Relist Watch by John Elwood over at SCOTUSblog includes two new relisted capital cases. Though I am not sure cert should be expected on either of these two cases, they both raise “evergreen” issues in the capital punishment arena. Here are John’s full descriptions (with links from the original):
The…
News: At least 1 hurt in crash near Bent Tree Park in Miami
By Whittel & Melton & LLC
MIAMI, FL – A collision with injuries was reported in Southwest 137th Ave. and Bird Road Thursday.
Officials responded to the scene before 9 p.m., as indicated on the Miami-Dade County Traffic Report Page.
At least one person was hurt in the crash.
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