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MetLife Wins Dismissal of Beneficiary's Lawsuit in Nevada
11 (Bloomberg) -- MetLife Inc. persuaded a federal judge to throw out a lawsuit claiming the biggest US life insurer unfairly profited from the account of a
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:13A

Beall talks public safety
During the past year, the Legislature has tightened drug control, gun laws, domestic abuse prevention and traffic laws. Under new gun control laws,
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:12A

Sgt. Ely cleared after Webster City shooting
26 shooting of Justin Jensen was deemed as justified after an investigation by the Iowa Department of Justice Area Prosecutions Division.
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:12A

Attorney Bilodeau to present at conference
Bilodeau focuses her practice on workers' compensation, personal injury and medical negligence. She is a member of the Maine State Bar Association,
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:11A

Accident at home leads to Achilles surgery for Alyssia Brewer
Tennessee's Alyssia Brewer reaches for the pass as Vanderbilt's Hannah Tuomi defends from behind. Brewer scored a team high of 15 points,
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:11A

Court grants new trial in battery case
The appeals court sent the case back for a new trial. Hanks, 35, and codefendant Billy Graham were charged with aggravated battery in the 2008 beating of
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:10A

Bloomingdale grad dies in Okinawa auto accident
Thursday, Reio was killed in an automobile accident in Okinawa, according to his father, Fred. Though he doesn't yet know many details, Fred Reio said he
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:10A

Fired ex-deputy speaks out about not guilty verdict
TUCSON - A former Pima County Sheriff's deputy who lost his job after being accused of raping a female deputy who was off-duty is speaking out.
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:09A

Murder trial to start with jurors on the road
They will then return by bus to nearby York County Superior Court, where lawyers will give their opening statements. Such an outing during a trial is called
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:09A

No IDs For Ilegals
A good first step would be changing federal immigration law to require immediate deportation after one drunk-driving conviction. No second strikes.
Updated: 09/11/2010 12:09A

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