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MPD make fewer DWI arrests during holiday weekend than others
Local law enforcement agencies arrested far fewer people for drunken driving during the Memorial Day weekend than past holiday weekends. Police, troopers and deputies arrested at least 11 people for drunken driving between Friday and Monday,
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:45A
ACLU sues South Carolina prison in Moncks Corner, wants porn for inmates
The American Civil Liberties Union wants prisoners at a South Carolina jail to have access to pornography, lawyers defending a religious freedom lawsuit claim. A suit was initially filed against the Berkeley County Jail in Moncks Corner last month for
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:45A
Former Indianapolis Police Officer's BAC Not Admissible in Fatal DUI Case
We think it's in line with what the law is and what the facts have shown so far, that the blood draw does not meet the tests required under those DUI counts," said Bisard's attorney, John Kautzman. Tuesday's ruling is just the start of what is likely
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:44A
Former Indianapolis Police Officer's BAC Not Admissible in Fatal DUI Case
We think it's in line with what the law is and what the facts have shown so far, that the blood draw does not meet the tests required under those DUI counts," said Bisard's attorney, John Kautzman. Tuesday's ruling is just the start of what is likely
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:44A
eBay UK Asks Government to Improve Mobile Broadband
eBay-commissioned research from Verdict warns that the UK market is currently being held back by unreliable mobile broadband. In a submission to communications regulator Ofcom, eBay is calling on policy-makers to do more to address consumer
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:44A
Rob Corry vows to sue over MMJ laws
Medical marijuana advocate Kathleen Chippi is trying to raise money toward her own lawsuit against HB 1284, the state's main MMJ regulatory offering, and she recently chided the aforementioned attorneys for not pulling the trigger on their promised
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:43A
Bi-racial couple sues town who won't let husband move in
Now in a federal lawsuit, the couple accuses Niagara and its city council members of violating the couple's civil rights, as well as racial harassment and discrimination. According to the lawsuit: When he began preparing to move to Niagara,
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:42A
Ten Essential Tips for Buying a Property in Spain
Ask your lawyer to check for debts attached to the property Under Spanish law, the debt of an individual is attached to their property, rather than to the actual person. Ask your lawyer to verify that there are no outstanding obligations attached to
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:42A
TEDA takes a u-turn in exec search
It was also reported that Johnson had filed for bankruptcy protection prior to that, in 1998, while a 23-year-old soldier with a family making $1500 a month. He also had a bad check charge against him before that bankruptcy that resulted in a $140 fine
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:40A
Hartshill school thrilled at 'outstanding' verdict from Ofsted
Michael Drayton, in Hartshill, has become the only junior school in the county to receive an 'outstanding' verdict. Headteacher John Buxton said: “We are all absolutely thrilled.” The Ofsted report says: “The school is exceptionally well led.
Updated: 06/01/2011 09:40A
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