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Medtronic awarded $101.2 million in patent infringement lawsuit
Medtronic was awarded $101.2 million in a patent infringement lawsuit when a San Diego jury found that NuVasive's CoRoent XL spine implants, MaXcess II and III tissue retractors, and Helix and Helix mini anterior cervical plates had infringed on three
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Galloway Township Police Blotter for Edition of Sept. 22, 2011
Officers made 23 arrests and issued 85 traffic summonses, including one charge of driving while intoxicated. Officers responded to 35 motor vehicle accidents, 16 domestic complaints, 97 medical assists, 21 fire calls, and four burglaries.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Trancas nursery agrees on tentative lease
The popular community-gathering place is close to agreeing to a long-term lease with the owners of the Trancas Country Market shopping center. Other developments around town, such as the Windsail/PierView site restaurants, are progressing.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Are Schools Preparing Black Boys for Prison?
A Chicago mother recently filed a lawsuit against the Chicago Board of Education alleging a Chicago Public School security guard handcuffed her young son while he was a student at George Washington Carver Primary School on the city's far south side.
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Julian Assange's Autobiography is About to be Leaked
He intended to use the proceeds to cover legal fees in his lengthy lawsuit over alleged sexual misconduct in Sweden. The lawsuit has had Assange under house arrest in England. The deal was for about $1.5 million, and the autobiography was to be written
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Chaffetz supports increasing stay for some guest workers
Jason Chaffetz is proposing a change to federal immigration law that would allow temporary workers in the dairy, goat and sheep industries to legally remain in the United States for three-year stints while employed. Chaffetz introduced an amendment
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Vassar Women's Prison Program Still Inspires: Class Intends to Address
Students participating in the class engage with inmates on topics such as gender, race and criminal justice. Vassar has a long history of spearheading innovative methods of education; it was the first of the Seven Sister schools to admit men,
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
For police, wearable cameras are the new blue
The department, along with Arizona State University's College of Public Programs, just received a $500000 grant from the Justice Department to purchase 50 wearable video camera systems to be used in the city's Maryvale precinct, according to an
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
For police, wearable cameras are the new blue
The department, along with Arizona State University's College of Public Programs, just received a $500000 grant from the Justice Department to purchase 50 wearable video camera systems to be used in the city's Maryvale precinct, according to an
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:05P
Wall Street doesn't like Fed's latest move
101 would be a great class for you to take. stspecialk, didn't Trump (or his corporations, same thing) file for bankruptcy two or three times? Maybe not the best example of fiscal responsibility. wlock, i believe it was 2 of his more than 10
Updated: 09/21/2011 04:04P
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