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Fake parliamentarians
While judiciary keeps an eye on the workings of the elected government, I request CJP through this newspaper to inform him about a grave in-justice with the people of Pakistan. About 1/3rd, that is 90 out of 270, parliamentarians degrees were declared
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:27P
Longport lawyer plans to turn around five bankrupt radio stations
A Longport lawyer who parlayed the first millions he made building a local cable television company into an array of local businesses and high-profile casinos has a new challenge: turning five bankrupt radio stations into a viable business.
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:27P
Longport lawyer plans to turn around five bankrupt radio stations
A Longport lawyer who parlayed the first millions he made building a local cable television company into an array of local businesses and high-profile casinos has a new challenge: turning five bankrupt radio stations into a viable business.
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:27P
Longport lawyer plans to turn around five bankrupt radio stations
A Longport lawyer who parlayed the first millions he made building a local cable television company into an array of local businesses and high-profile casinos has a new challenge: turning five bankrupt radio stations into a viable business.
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:27P
Service in downtown Syracuse memorializes fall firefighters, deputies
The annual roll call, centerpiece of the annual memorial for fallen Onondaga County sheriff's deputies and firefighters in front of the Onondaga County Justice Center, included firefighters from nearly 30 fire departments. “It's a matter of recognizing
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:27P
Lee Zurik Investigation: Attorney bills huge sum to read email
The attorney was recently appointed an interim traffic court judge in the city, but still does work for the RTA. And it's the work and what he's asking to be paid for that raises some red flags. At a recent board meeting, the RTA's lawyer unexpectedly
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:26P
Luciano: Cell phone texting flasher puts laws to test
His criminal history in Fulton County consists of 1983 felony conviction for indecent liberties with a child (120 days in jail and 30 months' probation), plus a 1991 traffic conviction for driving on a suspended license (fine and court supervision).
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:26P
Diverted Traffic Causes Problems at Neenah Roundabout
"For the most part we're just trying to educate, because people just don't know. They're not willfully violating the law, they just don't understand, so we're really trying to teach," Chief Wilkinson said. You must be logged in to rate this story.
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:25P
Eric Grove: Army's political battle against strategic cuts
THE Government is making great play of its intention to enshrine the “Military Covenant” in law, so codifying its duty of care to the members of the Armed Forces. Contrary to popular and media opinion, this is a new term after being coined in an Army
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:25P
21st Players Death + Wrongful Death Lawsuit = #1 Problem For NCAA.
Most college aged football players would kill to make the roster. Bennie Abram III wanted it so bad, he died. Now, his family wants the NCAA to pay. In February of 2010 Ole Miss walk-on Abram dropped to the ground after an early-morning workout.
Updated: 05/19/2011 11:25P
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