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Maguad mother renews call to amend Juvenile Justice Law after Tacloban shooting
Content warning: The following report contains references to a school shooting, including deaths and injuries. Lovella Maguad, the mother of the two Maguad siblings who were previously murdered by minors, reiterated her call for amendments to existing laws following the school shooting in Tacloban City. The matriarch on Wednesday, June 24, responded to people who had [] The post Maguad mother renews call to amend Juvenile Justice Law after Tacloban shooting appeared first on Interaksyon.
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Tampa Free Press
· Jul 10, 2026
Florida Wins Right To Resume Legal Battle With Pediatricians Over Youth Gender Procedures
A federal appeals court has ruled that Florida can move forward with its lawsuit against the American Academy of Pediatrics over the organization’s public statements regarding gender-transition procedures for minors. The decision by the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals reverses a June 22 injunction issued by a Chicago-based district court. That lower court ruling [] Florida Wins Right To Resume Legal Battle With Pediatricians Over Youth Gender Procedures
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· Jun 24, 2026
Aboubacar Sidiki Bangoura jugé pour viol sur une fille de 15 ans : « Je le jure, moi-même je ne sais pas pourquoi je suis ici »
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· Jul 2, 2026
Mother sues a Kentucky jail after son leaves in vegetative state, complaint says
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· Jun 29, 2026
Kano court remands nursing mother over alleged killing of newborn
A Magistrate Court in Kano has remanded a nursing mother, Jummai Ahmad, in a correctional facility over allegations of conspiracy and the killing of her newborn baby. The court, presided over by Chief Magistrate Haulatu Magaji Kankarofi, ordered the remand after the defendant was arraigned by the police on charges bordering on criminal conspiracy and [] Kano court remands nursing mother over alleged killing of newborn
NDTV
· Jul 9, 2026
Bullying, Call For Help: CCTV Shows Moments Before Jaipur Schoolgirl's Death
Amaira's family has alleged inaction on the part of the police and has called for stricter provisions of the Juvenile Justice (JJ) Act to be applied, not only against the class teacher but also...
OpsLens
· Jul 6, 2026
WATCH: 18-year-old bragged on YouTube after allegedly mowing down two girls with car * WorldNetDaily * by Paris Apodaca, Daily Caller News Foundation
Source link Isabella Salas and Maria Notis New Jersey authorities recently moved an 18-year-old into adult court months after he boasted on YouTube about the attention he received after allegedly
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Related coverage for "Maguad mother renews call to amend Juvenile Justice Law after Tacloban shooting": Tampa Free Press — Florida Wins Right To Resume Legal Battle With Pediatricians Over Youth Gender Procedures. Guineematin.com — Aboubacar Sidiki Bangoura jugé pour viol sur une fille de 15 ans : « Je le jure, moi-même je ne sais pas pourquoi je suis ici ». ArcaMax — Mother sues a Kentucky jail after son leaves in vegetative state, complaint says. Daily Post Nigeria — Kano court remands nursing mother over alleged killing of newborn. NDTV — Bullying, Call For Help: CCTV Shows Moments Before Jaipur Schoolgirl's Death. OpsLens — WATCH: 18-year-old bragged on YouTube after allegedly mowing down two girls with car * WorldNetDaily * by Paris Apodaca, Daily Caller News Foundation