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It’s based on the Son of Sam law and (likely) the killer’s family saw a way to alleviate the victim’s worries by signing over the rights.
It’s based on the Son of Sam law and (likely) the killer’s family saw a way to alleviate the victim’s worries by signing over the rights.
The article states that the parents signed over the killer’s estate to the victims’ parents.
“I’m going to look for the Falcon.”
Politicians pockets.
It reminds me of post-Brexit when many British people found out they couldn’t just hop on a plane and go stay in Spain for 6 months of the year.
“We were always able to before. Why not now?”
I have to wonder how neighboring states will handle 50% of their women emigrating to Kansas? I mean if you’re that close to a state whose judiciary is actually working like it’s supposed to, why not move?
Thanks. It would have been nice if they would have said that in their post.
Thousands of tons of asbestos was released when the towers came down. :/
That’s not a link … it’s a download.
Blocked.
Yes, except in order to make PTFE you have to use PFAS … so it’s a double-edged sword.
Because of their ubiquitous usage and environmental persistence, humans are exposed to a variety of PFAS, primarily through ingestion of contaminated water and food, though PFAS have also been detected in air, indoor dust, and consumer products (Domingo and Nadal, 2017; Sunderland et al., 2019).
While certain communities can be highly exposed to PFAS due to proximity to an industrial site or occupational exposure, PFAS exposure is ubiquitous among human populations, with 98 % of the U.S. population having detectable concentrations of PFAS in their blood (Calafat et al., 2007; National Center for Environmental Health Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, 2023).
Data from the study.
At this point everything on earth is contaminated with PFAS, PFOS, PFOA etc etc.
For too long gov’ts just let the industries do what they wanted without any real oversight.
Probably all of the above.
It was still mentioned at the top of the article and you missed it.
It says it right underneath the title.
6 of them anyway. The other 3 seem to be good so far.
Because people have the FREEDOM to choose.
I would think that fundamental right would be fucking obvious.