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EEOC Makes COVID-19 Updates to Technical Assistance Publication
EEOC Makes COVID-19 Updates to Technical Assistance Publication
Man Uses COVID-19 Quarantine as Excuse to Cover Up Wife’s Murder
Man Uses COVID-19 Quarantine as Excuse to Cover Up Wife’s Murder
Florida Inmate Released Based on COVID-19 Concerns Now Accused of Murder
Florida Inmate Released Based on COVID-19 Concerns Now Accused of Murder
COVID-19 Updates: Massachusetts CORI Searches
COVID-19 Updates: Massachusetts CORI Searches
Inmates Charged with Violent Crimes Released Amid COVID-19 Concerns
New York state and local officials are seeking the release of nearly 1,500 inmates, including violent offenders, some of whom are charged with crimes such as armed robbery and attempted murder. Only an intervention from New York City’s five district attorneys has kept...
Louisiana Woman Tries to Get out of Work; Now Faces Criminal Charges
A woman in Natchitoches, Louisiana thought she was clever in going to a medical center for a COVID-19 test, claiming that she had been exposed to the virus. While there, she requested a 30-day excuse note for work. The medical staff explained the CDC’s self-quarantine...
DOJ Works to Prevent Fraud Surrounding COVID-19 Pandemic
The Department of Justice (DOJ) filed the first court action against a fraudulent COVID-19 website, which claimed to be giving away free coronavirus vaccines. After the DOJ issued a temporary restraining order, the site was taken down. The website had fraudulently...
COVID-19 Stay at Home Order Not Keeping Criminals Home in St. Louis
Despite the city of St. Louis’s stay at home order due to the COVID-19 pandemic, police are seeing the same amount of criminal activity in the community, especially in terms of shootings and homicides, as before the pandemic hit. As such, the city is pushing to start...
COVID-19 Updates: Department of Transportation
*Update to our March 12, 2020 COVID-19 Statement In light of the COVID-19 pandemic, the Department of Transportation (DOT) issued guidance on drug and alcohol testing for federally regulated transportation workers. In the guidance, the DOT noted that compliance with...
COVID-19 Updates: I-9 Compliance & Driving Records
*Update to our March 12, 2020 COVID-19 Statement For the next 60 days, or through 3 business days after the termination of the National Emergency, whichever comes first, the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) is exercising discretion to defer the physical presence...