An Illinois appellate court ruled that former deputy sheriff Sean Grayson, charged with the death of Sonya Massey, a Black woman shot in her home, should be released pending his trial due to insufficient evidence of danger to the community. The case has sparked national attention for police shootings of Black individuals, leading to the resignation of Sangamon County Sheriff Jack Campbell. Despite objections from prosecutors, the court ordered a hearing to set conditions for Grayson’s release, scheduled for Monday.
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Judge tells Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni to work out dispute over dismissal of emotional distress claims
Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni's legal dispute over claims of emotional distress faced a setback when a federal judge instructed both parties to negotiate terms instead of allowing Lively to dismiss the claims as she preferred. Lively originally accused Baldoni of sexual harassment and emotional distress, leading to Baldoni's request for her medical records, which she declined in favor of dropping the claims. The judge denied her dismissal request without prejudice and stated that if...
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