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Wausau attorney Gene Linehan dies at 66
Linehan, who split his time during the summer between Wausau and Bayfield, was best known in central Wisconsin as a criminal defense attorney, most recently
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:30A
Wausau attorney Gene Linehan dies at 66
Linehan, who split his time during the summer between Wausau and Bayfield, was best known in central Wisconsin as a criminal defense attorney, most recently
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:30A
Energy Law Firm of Burleson Cooke Continues Growth in Pittsburgh
Colosimo concentrates his practice in the areas of business litigation, energy law, and commercial and contract law. He is a certified mediator in the
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:29A
Islam, Western law can coexist
The reality is that, comparatively, there are certain passages in the Quran that are incompatible with the US Constitution and inferior laws under the
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:26A
LA protests over police killing highlight frustration of immigrant area hard
Some speak little Spanish, having grown up in isolated areas where native indigenous languages are mainly spoken. Jaminez was a Quiche, one of Guatemala's
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:24A
The burden of carnal knowledge
and this man had come out of a divorce as well. Mum and this man live together. They're common-law, in each other's wills, they share bank accounts.
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:23A
Authorities ID man killed in Tomah farm accident
(AP) - The Monroe County sheriff's department is identifying the man killed in a recent farm accident in Tomah as 45-year-old Richard J. Conner.
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:21A
Trial date moved in drug-fueled North Main Street murder
During Friday's hearing, a two-day jury trial that was scheduled to begin Sept. 28, was removed from the court calendar after defense attorney John Kuech
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:20A
State Supreme Court to review 1999 OWI homicide case
The state's highest court will decide whether David J. Balliette, 47, received ineffective counsel during his trial in Winnebago County Circuit Court
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:19A
Court says school isn't responsible for student's attack
"We find substantial evidence supported the trial court's award of compensatory damages and its finding (Winfield-Mount Union) could not reasonably foresee
Updated: 09/11/2010 05:14A