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11 Jan
Posted by Zac Croft as Law and Legal Topics
On this day, Jan. 10, in 1997, 3-year-old Shelby Lynne Barrackman was strangled in Houston by her grandfather because she licked the icing off of cupcakes.
David Andrew Douglas, 49, a restaurant dishwasher, drank a bottle of brandy while he was baby-sitting Shelby. When he found that she had eaten the icing, Douglas went into a drunken rage.
The little girl began crying, and Douglas grabbed her neck and squeezed the life out of her.
In an effort to cover up the crime, Douglas reported to police that she must have wandered away while he was sleeping. Her body, clad in a sweat shirt and a disposable diaper, was found in a field behind the apartment.
31 Dec
Posted by Zac Croft as Law and Legal Topics
By COLLEEN LONG and SAMANTHA GROSS
NEW YORK 11 A man who confessed to a string of New Year’s Day arson attacks at an Islamic cultural center and four other sites where he had personal grievances was arrested on a hate crime charge, police said.
Ray Lazier Lengend, a 4-year-old of Guyanese descent, hurled crude firebombs at the Islamic center in part because he wasn’t allowed to use its bathrooms, a law enforcement official said.
He was tracked through a stolen car with Virginia license plates believed to be at the scene of at least two of the attacks Sunday evening on a convenience store, three homes and the cultural center, police said.
McLEAN, Va. – A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against former defense secretaries Donald Rumsfeld and Robert Gates by 28 military members and veterans who said they were victims of sexual assault.
The suit, filed earlier this year in U.S. District Court in Alexandria, alleged Rumsfeld and Gates fostered a culture that allowed rapists to thrive and punished assault victims for filing complaints against their attackers.
But in a ruling issued Friday, Judge Liam O’Grady said the judiciary should not intervene in matters involving military discipline and dismissed the case, even though he called the victims’ allegations troubling.
The plaintiffs’ attorney, Susan Burke, said she plans an appeal.
“We are surprised, but nonetheless disappointed” by the ruling, she said in an email.
In one example, an Army Reservist said two male colleagues raped her in Iraq and videotaped the attack. S