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Prison must pay inmate $4,000 for withholding records
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The Lake Erie Correctional Institution must pay a northeast Ohio inmate $2,000 in statutory damages for failing to release surveillance camera footage to him regarding two encounters with correctional officers, the Supreme Court of Ohio ruled Sept. 1.
In a per curiam opinion, the Supreme Court also directed the prison to pay Dev ... (full story)
MCBA President Joe Ohlin discusses his agenda
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He’s been active in the Mahoning County Bar Association since he began his career in 2021, now attorney Joe Ohlin is leading the organization as its new president.
Ohlin began his term on July 1 after then-president T. Scott Kamenitsa Jr. passed the gavel during the annual election banquet, which took place on June 29 at t ... (full story)
America's story intertwined with its military history, but a military-civilian disconnect persists
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NEW YORK (AP) — The soldiers. The sailors. The battles. The conflicts.
There is no recounting of the U.S. story where its existence as a nation isn’t intertwined with its military history, from 1776 to now.
It runs through the weave of ordinary American life, like the way that “Thank you for your service&rd ... (full story)
Aaron Sorkin hits refresh on Facebook in 'The Social Reckoning'
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NEW YORK (AP) — When Aaron Sorkin made 2010’s “The Social Network,” he had heard of Facebook, he said at the time, “the way I’ve heard of a carburetor.” Sixteen years later, he has a much deeper idea of what Mark Zuckerberg’s social media empire has become.
“Back then, Facebo ... (full story)
Parents demanding tech opt outs take their fight to Federal Court
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Parents pushing back against technology in the classroom have so far directed their anger toward major corporations like Google and Curriculum Associates, the company behind the widely used i-Ready platform.
But the “techlash” took a turn last week when seven parents in a Philadelphia suburb sued their school distric ... (full story)