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Cuts unfair, say most voters
The findings come as Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke has warned that Middle England has yet to grasp just how hard they will be hit.
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:50A
Everybody pays
So it was a triumph of justice when US Attorney Patrick Fitzgerald blew through those obstacles and won a conviction that resulted last month in a 4 ½ year
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:49A
DA's office welcomes new assistant
"I am truly excited about joining her office and the opportunity to focus on pursuing justice for victims of such terrible abuse," he said.
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:49A
Justice demands another trial
It is more understandable that the mother of Amber Zurcher, the 22-year-old woman Anderson is accused of strangling to death, believes that justice for her
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:48A
Downing Street on defensive over cuts unease
It came after Justice Secretary Kenneth Clarke -- a finance minister in the 1990s credited with turning the last recession into a boom -- warned that the
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:48A
Police log, Feb. 12
IN MADISON, Friday at 10:01 pm, a reported snowmobile accident on Thurston Hill Road was investigated. IN OAKLAND, Friday at 8:16 am, a drug arrest was made
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:47A
Saturday, Feb. 12: High School boys basketball scores
Feb 9 After being paralyzed from an ATV accident, Mackina Dobrinski, a track athlete from Weatherford High School. works to regain her strength and
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:46A
Saturday, Feb. 12: High School girls basketball scores
Feb 9 After being paralyzed from an ATV accident, Mackina Dobrinski, a track athlete from Weatherford High School. works to regain her strength and
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:46A
Saturday, Feb. 12: High School A&B District basketball scores
Feb 9 After being paralyzed from an ATV accident, Mackina Dobrinski, a track athlete from Weatherford High School. works to regain her strength and
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:46A
Voting too early may not be a good idea, Georgia legislators say
The federal Voting Rights Act of 1964 gives the federal government - either through the Justice Department of the courts - a veto over all changes in how
Updated: 02/13/2011 12:45A
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