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Types of Construction Worker Injuries -- There are many ways a worker can get injured on construction. According to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA), the most frequent causes of a construction injury are: - Failure to wear appropriate protective gear this includes personal protective equipment like safety glasses or hardhats that prevent injuries.... - Electric shock Those who directly deal with power tools, generators, electrical wiring are exposing themselves to high risks of electrical burns. See more

Historically, the NYPD’s so-called shooting clearance rate has hovered around 30 to 33 percent, department officials have said. A shooting is considered cleared when cops make at least one arrest. Brooklyn has seen both the most shootings around 440 as of Aug. 23 and the fewest resulting arrests, with around 70 busts, good for a roughly 15-percent clearance rate, the data shows.

Injured Construction Workers' Rights in the U.S. -- The latter category includes the situations when a construction worker was compressed or caught-in by objects or equipment, caught, crushed, or struck in collapsing equipment, material, or construction. A construction accident report states that the elimination of these fatal causes would save 591 US workers’ lives annually. On the whole, the Fatal Four were accountable for almost 60 percent of construction workers’ deaths two years ago.

NYPD data: Only about 20 percent of NYC shootings ended in arrests this year -- The city is gripped by a gun-violence epidemic, but only about 20 percent of shootings have ended with an arrest, according to a Post analysis of NYPD data through late August. Of the approximately 1,000 cases of gunplay tallied, about 210 have seen at least one suspect arrested, with the rest remaining open as of late last month, according to data The Post obtained from the city’s five district attorneys when the NYPD repeatedly refused to provide it themselves.

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As for the case of Karia, she hanged a toddler at the daycare she was in charge of in November of 2016. After that, she proceeded to run over two men with her minivan before attempting suicide. USA Today reports that, though Karia faced 13 years in prison, she ended up receiving 10 years probation in July of 2018. T.I. has often been vocal as it pertains to the criminal justice system, and particularly with issues he feels are hypocritical. Recently, the rapper got behind the... case of Cyntoia Brown, who was handed a 51-year prison sentence on Dec. 6 for murdering a man who solicited her for sex when she was only 16. "How is this considered justice?" T.I wrote at the time. "#CyntoiaBrown we riding with you!!! This shit disgusting. WE MUST DO ALL WE CAN TO FREE THIS YOUNG LADY!!!" Brown has since been granted clemency and will be released on Aug. 7.

Injured Construction Workers' Rights in the U.S. -- A construction worker is a dangerous profession that poses many risks to the employee’s health. To understand the scope of a problem, let’s pay attention to figures. In 2018, there were 4,779 worker fatalities in the private sector. Those that occurred in construction make up more than 20 percent. It means that one in five workers’ deaths were in construction in 2018. According to the construction accident statistics, the fo...ur leading causes were: Falls Struck by object Electrocutions Caught-in/between

"Give a 12 year old prison time for selling CDs And a middle aged witch probation for hanging a baby?!?!?!" the rapper wrote. "#ThisISAmerica #USorELSE" -- In October of 2018, Jackson, who goes by the name Lil C-Note, was arrested inside the food court at a local mall after a police officer said he'd already been in trouble twice for selling CDs there. The officer claimed this was Jackson's third violation. According to according to CBS, Jackson is currently facing a felony obstruction charge.

His case was the first to be reviewed by the Brooklyn District Attorney’s Conviction Review Unit in 2014, but prosecutors stuck by the conviction at the time. In 2015, Giuca made a motion to have his conviction thrown out and Judge Chun rejected it in 2016. Then, in 2018, a unanimous appellate court ordered a new trial for Giuca in the case, but that decision was overturned by the state’s highest court in 2019, reaffirming Giuca’s conviction.

T.I. thinks it's outrageous that a child could face felony charges for trying to sell his music, while a grown woman only got probation for attempting to kill two men and a child. In an Instagram post on Monday (March 3), the rapper compared screenshots of the criminal cases of 12-year-old Corey Jackson and former day care provider Nataliia Karia, pointing out the hypocrisy between the way the two cases were handled in the criminal justice system.

Even before the new tape was released, attorneys for Giuca argued that Nicolazzi withheld crucial information about witnesses at trial, and they hope to call her as the main witness at the new hearing. The hearing marks the latest twist in the labyrinthine case that has wound through nearly every level of the state’s courthouse bureaucracy since Giuca’s conviction.

LES (Lower East Side) is more -- A sunset view of a section of Manhattan’s Lower East Side and the Lower Manhattan skyline from the Manhattan Bridge. Lower East Side, Manhattan, New York City

Gates Police Chief: Criminal justice system ‘out of balance’ across New York -- Final part: Ultimately that just boils down to less police cars in neighborhoods. That he says, and changing attitudes, I don’t think a lot of people fear the police right now, they don’t fear the criminal justice system and so, this is what you’re getting, you’re getting the results of that.

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