Threatening to win again. But nbc news projected clinton to win nevada. And South Carolina republicans cast their balance lots. Voted for trump. Reporter the gop frontrunner looked poised for a win despite the conflict with the pope and trump last night finally relating an unproven 100yearold tough guy legend about a u. S. General killing 49 muslim extremists in the philippines with bullets dipped in pig blood. He said you go back to your people and you tell them what happened. And for 25 years there wasnt a problem. Jeb bush said today his partys problem is its frontrunner. Trump cant win. Plain and simple. This isnt about appealing to people. Ted cruz on fox newss hannity last night. People of South Carolina a conservative. Reporter he was five polling points behind trump but its marco rubio appealing to many antitrump voters. I did vote for marco rubio as did my wife reporter after you looked at kasich and bush . Correct. Once you get the race down to two or three or four people, yo
Two Pillsbury Winthrop Shaw Pittman LLP attorneys worked pro bono on the passage of a provision in the recently enacted Violence Against Women Act Reauthorization Act of 2022 that, in exchange for grants, requires family courts to protect children from parental abuse during custody proceedings.
A Pennsylvania Senate committee has approved for a second time a bill that puts the health, welfare and safety of a child above other factors in parental custody matters.
Senate Bill 78 better known as Kayden s Law was reintroduced and unanimously voted out of the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday.
The committee unanimously approved the custody reform bill in September, but it had to be reintroduced because the previous legislative session expired before the bill could be brought to the Senate floor for a vote.
The legislation is named after Kayden Mancuso, 7-year-old Lower Makefield girl who was murdered by her biological father during an unsupervised court-ordered overnight visit in August 2018. The father then committed suicide.