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KGUN9 On Your Side, Tucson News, Weather & SportsAriz. judge won't order
A ruling by Judge J. Kenneth Mangum of Maricopa County Superior Court denies a request by school districts and education groups and dismisses their lawsuit.
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:11P

Unclear DUI Statute Results In Court Confusion
"It was a nightmare here for a couple weeks " said Tommy Overton, a Nashville defense attorney. "People charged with Class A misdemeanors were sitting
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:11P

Unclear DUI Statute Results In Court Confusion
"It was a nightmare here for a couple weeks " said Tommy Overton, a Nashville defense attorney. "People charged with Class A misdemeanors were sitting
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:11P

Denny Hecker sentenced to 10 years
Even in bankruptcy, Hecker burned through cash. He once owned more than two dozen dealerships, a rental car service and fleet-leasing business.
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:09P

WPT Venice: A great performance by Alessio Isaia
The verdict was known at Casino Di Venezia after days of competition full of actions. While poker enthusiasts who have closely followed the progress of the
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:09P

Verdict still out on Cuomo's regional plan
Both the tough-talking messenger and his message of fiscal discipline and performance-based funding for health care, education and other programs in a new
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:08P

Death plunge
Hottenstein's blood alcohol level was higher than the legal limit when she succumbed to hypothermia after the plunge, an annual event in which participants
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:08P

"Facebook Firing" Seen Aiding Worker Free Speech
That led to her being terminated, and her lawsuit, the settlement of which one law professor tells CBS News "really has expanded the free speech rights of
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:07P

Chicago mayor and airlines cannot reach a deal. LaHood mediates
UA and AA last month filed a lawsuit in Illinois to stop the city from moving forward with the second phase of ORD expansion, arguing that the city
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:07P

New Jersey Restaurateur, Russell D'Anton, Sentenced to Two Years on Tax Fraud
This follows his guilty plea to charges of committing tax evasion, conspiring to commit mail fraud, and accepting kickbacks from contractors and vendors
Updated: 02/11/2011 01:06P

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