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Community Commentary: Union should be working with the city [Corrected]
Several months ago, I wrote a piece about the Orange County Employees' Assn.'s fierce and unrelenting attack on our great city. At the time, I encouraged the union to become part of the solution and stop the petty bickering and name-calling. After all,...Tags: Theft, Justice System, Employers, File Sharing, Career and Workplace
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Colleges face 'lose-lose situation' in rape cases
South Bend Tribune Staff WriterSecond in a three-part series College sexual assault cases often are clouded by conflicting stories, alcohol consumption and a lack of witnesses. For college administrators, they are among the most difficult disciplinary matters to investigate, hear and...Tags: U.S. Department of Education, Sex Crimes, Trials, Duke University, Justice System
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Lancaster businesses sued over fatal crash
tkleffman@amnews.comLANCASTER — The son of a Berea couple killed last summer in a car crash has filed a lawsuit against two Lancaster businesses that allegedly sold alcohol to the driver of the vehicle that slammed into their car. In a complaint filed last week in...Tags: Business, Trials, Crimes, Economy, Business and Finance, Defendants
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A New Era of DIY Legal Expertise: You Too Can Act Like a Lawyer
The traditional, hidebound and highly profitable world of Connecticut lawyering looks like it's being dragged — kicking and spewing objections — into the 21st century.
More and more people in these recession-ravaged times are taking the do-...Tags: Quinnipiac University, Computer Networking and Internet, Legal Service, Justice System, American Civil Liberties Union
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IID board to hear financial, legal updates on QSA
Staff WriterThe Imperial Irrigation District’s Board of Directors is set to look into issues surrounding the Quantification Settlement Agreement including anticipated revenue, expenses and past legal fees. Staff is set to present information on various...Tags: Politics, Public Employees, Elections, Government, Justice System
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Durbin, Kirk judge 5 local lawyers ready for the bench
WASHINGTON — With three vacancies on the federal bench in Chicago, the names of five area lawyers have been shipped to President Barack Obama for consideration for judgeships. The recommendations by Illinois' two senators are not binding on Obama,...Tags: Politics, Human Interest, Dick Durbin, Government, River Forest
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IID could bring in "fresh blood" for second opinion on QSA
Imperial Valley Press Staff WriterImperial Irrigation District Director John Pierre Menvielle wants a second opinion on where the district stands in regard to the nation’s largest agriculture-to-urban water transfer. Menvielle asked that the district look into hiring Charles...Tags: Politics, Elections, Natural Resource Industry, Justice System, Water Supply
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Villalobos' attorneys drop him for not paying legal fees
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Dist. 46 board hires former judge to investigate ethics complaints
TribLocal - Grayslake » NewsA retired Lake County judge will conduct an investigation into ethics complaints against several Grayslake District 46 officials. District 46 school board members chose Barrington-based …... -
Anna Nicole Smith judge was biased, prosecutors allege [Updated]
L.A. NOWThe judge who oversaw the trial over prescription drugs provided to late model Anna Nicole Smith was biased, acted arbitrarily and capriciously, and carved out a “celebrity exception” to state law, the Los Angeles County district attorney... -
Bowling hired as Danville's interim city manager
In a decision that drew both groans and applause, Danville City Commission voted to hire longtime mayor John W.D. Bowling as interim city manager Thursday night.
It was another 3-2 vote, with Mayor Bernie Hunstad and commissioners Gail Louis and Ryan...Tags: Politics, Public Employees, Government, Justice System, Regional Authority
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Madigan's allies get slice of village business
Michael Madigan calmly sliced his daily apple as he listened to the 40-minute pitch from several leaders of Oak Lawn, long frustrated in their efforts to secure money for a dilapidated water system that supplies much of the south suburbs.
At the time...Tags: Politics, Local Government, Dick Durbin, Legal Service, Daniel Lipinski
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