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Lunching with ex-commissioner Hillsborough County is suing was 'boneheaded
Lee said the lawsuit never came up. Besides, the county has hired outside counsel to pursue the matter, she said. Murphy, their mutual friend, said the lawsuit came up only tangentially when she asked a "smart-aleck question" about why he would buy a
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:25P
'1Sarawak' natives take on Taib, timber tycoons
Ngau Wan Ngau, Anyi Emang Lawai, Usun Jok Emang, Laeng Ajang, Wan Ngau Wan, Tabong Tiri, Guro Kiling, Sait Kiling, Jau Kiling, Tua Kampung Sakai Ding, Johnny Lalang and Wan Ding filed a lawsuit at the Miri High Court on May 11.
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:25P
UN rights chief attacks 'disturbing' policies
"Thousands of men, women and - most disturbingly of all - children have been held in Australian detention centres for prolonged periods, even though they have committed no crime," Ms Pillay told a press conference in Canberra.
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:23P
Denver sergeant arrested, accused of DUI a 2nd time
who faces a first time DUI offense could face up to a 16-day suspension without pay, and repeat offenders could be suspended for up to 42 days without pay. The Denver District Attorney's Office is currently reviewing the case against Newton.
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:21P
Plaintiff opens argument in suit vs. Bull City dentist
It was Valentine's Day 2007, and Barber showed up at Durham Family Dental Care to get four wisdom teeth and two molars pulled, Durham lawyer Glen Bachman told jurors Tuesday during opening statements in his client's civil trial.
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:20P
26/11 trial: David Headley identifies his ISI handler Major Iqbal as Chaudhery
On being interrogated about those mail exchanges, Headley told the court in Chicago, where his alleged accomplice Tahawwur Husain Rana's trial is on, that Chaudhery Khan was indeed Major Iqbal. Headley has already pleaded guilty to laying the
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:20P
Data reveals trend in US Border Guards taking bribes of money and sex
In addition, 92 of those cases were considered instances of “Mission Compromising Corruption,” in which the employee violated, or facilitated the violation of the laws the agency enforces-- such as those related to the smuggling of drugs or illegal
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:17P
Victim's father slams Mad Dog owner
A jury at the Smethwick Council House in the West Midlands last week backed that ruling with a verdict the death was the result of misadventure. But Mad Dog River Boarding owner Brad McLeod said accepting charges over the death was his biggest regret
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:16P
Mad Dog owner slammed by father
A jury at the Smethwick Council House in the West Midlands last week backed that ruling with a verdict the death was the result of misadventure. But Mad Dog River Boarding owner Brad McLeod said accepting charges over the death was his biggest regret
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:16P
Judge gives green light to Banning Lewis Ranch sale
A bankruptcy judge has not rejected Colorado Springs' efforts to keep in place an annexation agreement and other agreements that govern the property's development.) The sale of the Banning Lewis Ranch will go forward next month. A Delaware bankruptcy
Updated: 05/24/2011 11:15P
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