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More and more attorneys say Facebook is their top source of evidence in divorce cases — see what they're finding. Related articles by Zemanta Flirty Facebook Messages Often Cited in Divorce Petitions (shoppingblog.com) Divorce Attorneys Have Competition from the iPhone (abovethelaw.com)

A 19-year-old teenage girl was punched in the face by a Seattle police officer Tuesday afternoon after a jaywalking incident that ended in a video-taped altercation recorded by an onlooker, and was released earlier today. Related articles by Zemanta Police Confrontation with Jaywalkers in Seattle (milkandcookies.com) Police officer punches female teenager for jaywalking (thegrio.com) More Citizen Video Impact: Seattle Policeman Punches Woman In Face In Jaywalking Incident Caught On Video (themoderatevoice.com)

Peruvian police say the Dutchman Joran van der Sloot has confessed to killing a young woman in his Lima hotel room last week. Van der Sloot confessed during an interrogation. He is also the prime suspect in the disappearance of Natalee Holloway Related articles by Zemanta Dutchman confesses in Peru murder: police (cbc.ca) Joran van der Sloot Murdered Stephany Flores Over Natalee Holloway Connection (riehlworldview.com) Van der Sloot confesses to Peru slaying (msnbc.msn.com)

A new law in Arizona targeting illegal immigrants has given police broad powers to stop anyone they suspect of being in the state illegally and detain them if they cannot prove their immigration status. The introduction of the law has angered activists in Mexico say the law is discriminatory. In response they are trying to organize a boycott of Arizona. Al Jazeera's Franc Contreras reports from Mexico City. Related articles by Zemanta Video: Mexican president criticizes Arizona law at White House presser (hotair.com) Obama Warns Arizona Immigration Law Could Be Applied In 'Discriminatory Fashion' (huffingtonpost.com) Obama Doubles Down on Arizona (powerlineblog.com)