Las Vegas resident Balvinder Batra is adjudged guilty on two counts of battery constituting domestic violence/strangulation and sexually motivated coercion.  The court has ordered Batra to the Nevada Department of Corrections for a total of 120 months and must serve a minimum of 28 months before he is eligible for parole. Batra is also ordered to pay a total fine of $10,000; a fee totaling $1,689 for the Psychosexual Evaluation; plus, other court-related administrative fees. Additionally, Batra is ordered to register as a sex offender in accordance within 48 hours afterRead More

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President Biden’s leadership in exiting Afghanistan has been a colossal mismanagement in any way you look at it – militarily, politically, and in humanitarian terms. He spent close to fifty years in Washington at the seat of the greatest power. You ask yourself what was he thinking? What were his top advisers telling him? He set a deadline of leaving Afghanistan before the twentieth anniversary of 9/11. You cannot make an arbitrary deadline based on some kind of symbolism. It has to be based on some serious, objective determination ofRead More

Ms. R. Patel is found guilty of child abuse and neglect and given a conditional suspended sentence with an informal probation for an indeterminate period not to exceed 18 months. Ms. Patel will not be incarcerated at this time. As per the agreement Ms. Patel needs to meet the following conditions: no use, possession or control of alcohol, marijuana or any other synthetic drugs. Status checks every six months with a written report from the Child Protection Services as to Ms. Patel’s compliance with their directives. The court can revokeRead More