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State Troopers: Seven die during holiday weekend
Trooper Chad Joiner said other victims two were not required by law to wear seat belts — one was a motorcyclist and the other a pedal cyclist. There were nine traffic deaths in Alabama during last year's Memorial Day travel period, which begins at 6 pm
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:21P
State Troopers: Seven die during holiday weekend
Trooper Chad Joiner said other victims two were not required by law to wear seat belts — one was a motorcyclist and the other a pedal cyclist. There were nine traffic deaths in Alabama during last year's Memorial Day travel period, which begins at 6 pm
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:21P
Florida's Juvenile Justice Eliminating 1200 Jobs and Closing 3 Youth Prisons
Juvenile Justice Secretary Wansley Walters is notifying employees at the agency of several job cuts and facility closures that will result from the budget signed into law Thursday by Gov. Rick Scott. The budget will cut more than 1200 jobs in the
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:20P
"Time for a Reboot." - DC Comics
On that date, Justice League's new #1 issue will be released, marking the beginning of a collaborative project between DC Entertainment Chief Creative Officer Geoff Johns and bestselling artist and DC Comics Co-Publisher Jim Lee.
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:19P
Woman In "Rape Cop" Case Says Acquittal "Brought Me To My Knees"
Now, the 29-year-old woman, who has chosen to remain anonymous, has responded to the verdict with this statement: I know that in a criminal trial a verdict of not guilty does not necessarily mean the defendants were found innocent, but I am devastated
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18P
Lansing man who authorities say bought Waterloo Township house with profits
Asante Parker, 32, who in October pleaded guilty to drug and money laundering charges, was sentenced Friday in a Kalamazoo federal courthouse, according to a news release from the US Justice Department. After serving 21 years and 10 months,
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18P
Tribeca restaurant Sazon sues over civil rights
The owner of a popular TriBeCa Latino restaurant has filed a $50 million civil rights lawsuit yesterday, claiming the city officials have discriminated against the elite eatery that has drawn noise complaints. The suit, filed in federal court,
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:18P
Lawmakers Want City Stores To Have English Signage
“Whether it's Chinese, Spanish, Korean or Hindi, all of those languages would be available as long as the public safety information was available,” said Halloran. The signage issue has been a controversial one in Flushing for many years, so it's still
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17P
Inside the First Amendment
The New York Law Journal's Law.com reported recently that a New York court rejected an attempt by a Caribbean resort to force Google to turn over the name and other information about someone who posted an e-mail with comments criticizing the resort
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:17P
BISARD INVESTIGATION Eric Wells' family upset with Bisard ruling
Marion County Superior Court Judge Grant Hawkins ruled Tuesday that a blood test taken from Indianapolis Police Officer David Bisard cannot be used as evidence in the DUI charges against him. Officer Bisard is accused of
Updated: 05/31/2011 09:16P
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