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Alabama can go ahead with its plan to execute convicted murderer James Barber on Thursday night, his first execution since a lull on capital punishment sparked by a series of failed lethal injection attempts was lifted in February.in a miss 2-1A federal appeals court panel on Wednesday denied Barber's request to block his execution out of fear that he might be subject to "substantial harm."Jamie Barbero.Alabama Department of CorrectionsThe majority wrote that the lower court did not err in finding that the Alabama Department of Corrections modified its execution procedures, so its "assessment that the same pattern would continue to…

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FORT LAUDERDALE, Fla. — A South Florida jury awarded $800,000 in damages to a girl who received second-degree burns when a hot chicken McNugget fell on his leg as her mother walked away from a McDonald's drive-thru.Lawyers for the family of Olivia Caraballo, who was 4 when she was burned in 2019, were seeking $15 million in damages. Jurors reached their verdict after deliberating for less than two hours Wednesday, the South Florida SunSentinel reported.The jury's verdict form awarded $400,000 in damages over the past four years and another $400,000 for the future of McDonald's USA and its franchise operator,…

Adama Sow, one of the plaintiffs named in the lawsuit, said his group of protesters was caught by police without warning. Sow and the other arrestees were restrained until their hands turned purple, then held in a sweltering correctional bus for several hours.“It was so disorganized, but so intentional,” Sow said. “It seemed like they were determined to traumatize everyone.”The city invoked qualified immunity, which protect the cops from lawsuits stemming from lawful work performed in the line of duty, and defended the decision to arrest doctors and legal observers as part of the department's rights.While lawyers for the plaintiffs…