It seemed like harmful hazing rituals were on the decline, but several new lawsuits show that the serious problem still persists throughout U.S. high schools and colleges.
Teens charged for underage drinking at Ohio party
When teenagers go to parties, they often go in order to see their friends and enjoy themselves. However, some parties may involve alcohol, and if individuals who are not of the legal drinking age consume alcoholic beverages, a serious situation could arise. If authorities are alerted to the situation, individuals could potentially be charged for underage drinking.
Patient-On-Patient Violence At Nursing Homes: Who Is Liable?
Disturbing headlines have appeared in newspapers throughout the country after a man allegedly raped a woman at a Cincinnati nursing home on Sunday. A 57-year-old man has been accused of raping a fellow patient who he had a prior relationship with.
1 In 3 Accident Victims Does Not Get Correct Medical Treatment
Have you ever wondered why one car accident victim may get transported to one hospital while another victim goes to a different one? Why one may be flown to a hospital and the other taken by ambulance?
Semi-truck driver charged in Ohio drunk driving arrest
Because truck drivers operate large vehicles and often travel farther distances and for longer periods of time than other drivers, they must often adhere to certain rules that other drivers may not. As a result, they could potentially find themselves in a serious situation for allegedly violating those rules. Though all drivers can be penalized for a drunk driving arrest, a truck driver may face additional consequences.
Traffic Deaths Decreased In 2013; Does It Further A Trend?
The U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) released its 2013 data on traffic deaths, revealing an improvement from the prior year. Nationally, 32,719 people died in crashes in 2013, a 3.1 decrease from 2012 (33,782 fatalities).
