Railways are an important part of the American infrastructure, and are critical for the transportation of products, people, and goods throughout the country. However, railways
If you are pulled over while driving and suspected of driving under the influence in Alabama, the officer on scene will likely ask you to
The possession, sale, and use of drug paraphernalia are against Alabama law. As such, if you are caught with drug paraphernalia, you may be arrested
Whiplash is a word used to describe several types of injuries that are all caused by trauma to the neck or upper back. It is
People are becoming much more aware of the problem of distracted driving. We are learning that texting while driving, or even talking on the phone
Divorce cases tend to be much nastier than regular business disputes. Most people who are in the middle of a divorce feel that they have
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ruled that an Army sergeant who had been stationed at Redstone Arsenal could sue for custody of his six-year-old daughter
Many couples decide to sign a prenuptial agreement before they marry. These agreements are designed to protect a spouse who brings property into a marriage
As more marriages end in divorce and as more people move away from their childhood homes to live across the country, there is an increasing
An Albertville grandmother was arrested for leaving her grandchild in a locked car in the parking lot of the Boaz branch of Wal-Mart while she
If a police officer sees a car driving erratically and suspects that the driver may be under the influence of alcohol or another drug, the
Many people are aware of the case of George Zimmerman, who was recently acquitted for shooting Trayvon Martin in Florida in self-defense after a long
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