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SACS verdict: Accreditation …
It may have been a Friday the 13th but, from now on, May 13, 2011 will be a red letter date for Clayton County Public Schools. More than 33 months after SACS stripped the school system of its
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:03P
Nearly 7000 arrests made by Riviera Beach officers and about 35 made by Ocean
While that does not mean that no criminal defense attorney will try to challenge the arrests, the departments' officials and the Palm Beach County State Attorney's Office can breathe a sigh of relief over what could have been a chaotic situation in
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:03P
Turner Co. Sheriff talks dangers of the job
According to Nogelmeier, a traffic stop or warrant search can end badly. Sometimes suspects are on drugs, violent or, like it appears with Thompson in Sioux Falls, suicidal. He says, "you feel bad for the officers because, like I said, they did have to
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:02P
Man sentenced for forging health card
The court session presided over by judge by Dr Omar Obaid Al Ghoul heard the case and issued the verdict against the 25-year-old man for forging official documents and impersonating. The case dates back to March 2010, when the police arrested the
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:01P
Traffic violations are everyone's problem
But due to the space limitations, we can only publish a few below: In late March a workshop on online tourism marketing and advertising was organised. According to Google, over the last five years, online searches for Viet Nam tourism keywords have
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:57P
WBOC-TV 16, Delmarvas News Leader, FOX 21 - Families seek justice for fatal W
(AP) - Relatives of the 29 men killed in the deadliest US coal accident since 1970 said Thursday the findings of an independent probe confirm what they long suspected, saying Massey Energy Co. cared more about coal than workers' safety, threatened to
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:57P
Dream Act Supporters Getting Bolder With Meetings
The headlines started last year in Arizona when the state legislature passed SB 1070, the broadest and strictest illegal-immigration act passed in recent history. Essentially, the bill required aliens to carry the required papers (visas, immigration
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:56P
Judge declares mistrial in NCH bed-fall case, retrial expected
Her family demanded an autopsy and were refused, Bernard Minarcin said, so they called the medical examiner to say she died after an accident — not from a massive stroke, prompting the autopsy. Both attorneys dissected Dr. Manfred Borges' autopsy at
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:56P
Alejandro recuses himself from Zavaletta case
Zavaletta is asking that the civil lawsuit that Juan Antonio Coronado et al filed against him be dismissed. Limas pleaded guilty on March 31 to a racketeering charge, admitting that he "solicited and accepted bribes and extorted money" from people with
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:55P
Janie Parks: New DUI Bill for Tennessee
Essentially if a driver gets pulled over because of a suspected DUI, the officer can now administer a blood alcohol test regardless of whether the driver consented to the test if the driver falls under one of two categories. The first is if the driver
Updated: 05/19/2011 10:54P
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