Two years ago, Antonio McIntosh, originally from Brooklyn, N.Y., was led away to federal prison with a 35-year sentence for dealing crack cocaine in this city. On Wednesday, he left federal court again, but this time with 26 years less time to serve. McIntosh and...
UNIVERSITY PARK — Three Penn State students will learn within five days whether they will be held responsible and punished for charges stemming from a protest on the Osmond Laboratory balcony in July. The demonstration coincided with National Governors’...
Privacy and comfort are American rights. However, if your comfort is at the expense of another, you may be breaking indecent exposure laws. It’s important to understand if you have the right to remain nude and when you do. Nudity laws differ, depending on where you...
State College residents have drafted a resolution concerning the recently passed USA Patriot and Homeland Security acts in an effort to minimize government surveillance. Residents, including members of the Congregation Brit Shalom, the Society of Friends and the...
PENNSYLVANIA — March 6, 2009. The case of a Pennsylvania State University student photographer is headed for a trial after a district judge threw out all but one of the charges. Penn State junior Michael Felletter is charged with failing to disperse when he was taking...
The First Amendment debate surrounding The Daily Collegian photographer Michael Felletter’s charges in connection with the Oct. 25 riot spilled over into a Centre County courtroom Wednesday, months after the charges were first filed. Felletter was bound over for...
