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Teen Who Crashed into Apartments Identified
We now know the name of the young man who crashed into a Northwest side apartment building Thursday night.
Kevin Silcox, 17, was arrested following the accident for D.W.I. and possession of marijuana.
According to police, Silcox was going more than 60 miles an hour on Northwest Military when he went through the intersection at Braesview and slammed into a stairwell at the Hunter's Ridge Apartments.
No one was injured
We now know the name of the young man who crashed into a Northwest side apartment building Thursday night.
Kevin Silcox, 17, was arrested following the accident for D.W.I. and possession of marijuana.
According to police, Silcox was going more than 60 miles an hour on Northwest Military when he went through the intersection at Braesview and slammed into a stairwell at the Hunter's Ridge Apartments.
No one was injured
Friday, April 27 2012, 08:38 PM CDT
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Legislature OKs measure mitigating libel lawsuits
May 22, 2013 23:58 GMT
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) -- The Texas Legislature has approved a bill allowing publishers to mitigate libel lawsuits if the party affected by a mistake doesn't request a correction or retraction.
The House on Wednesday voted 148-0 to approve the measure as previously amended by the Senate, sending it to Gov. Rick Perry.
It says corrections must be published in a timely manner, and one similarly prominent to how the original information was presented.
But it limits damages that can be collected from a publisher that makes non-malicious errors. It also limits a person or business from collecting punitive damages if they don't seek a retraction within 90 days.
The proposal is supported by the Freedom of Information Foundation of Texas and publishers, who say it may prevent libel lawsuits by requiring swift, prominent corrections.
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