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One dead in plane crash
He worked on the Chambers in Ottawa, home to the Senate offices, among other buildings across Canada. Oberman believed historic buildings "can be saved; they can be put to better uses and people can continue loving them forever," Alter said.
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Pair of crashes leaves three people hospitalized
The man was in serious but stable condition after the crash, which happened shortly before 8:30 pm, according to Colorado Springs police Sgt. Mark DeVorss. The man was driving a red Honda Civic east on Garden of the Gods Road over Monument Creek when
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
New details are emerging from the trial of U.S. subcontractor in Cuba
A verdict is expected within days in the case of Gross, facing national security charges that could send him to prison for up to 20 years. An announcement of the sentence could take a few weeks. Gross was arrested in Havana in late 2009 after he
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Parliament rallies around the public protector
Chairperson of the parliamentary committee on justice Luwellyn Landers said yesterday the events of last week had outraged them and they were awaiting the outcome of the investigation into the matter. Briefing the justice committee, public protector
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Ohio professor settles plagiarism lawsuit
8, 2011 (United Press International) — An Ohio University professor who alleged civil rights violations has settled a plagiarism lawsuit with the school in federal court, court records indicated. Jay Gunasekera filed a lawsuit in 2006, claiming the
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Parties submit claims in case; new bills total $1.3 million for Pavilack
Those lawyers and accountants want a bankruptcy judge to approve professional fees of up to $400 an hour and travel expenses of up to $200 an hour for work incurred since Pavilack was forced into bankruptcy protection in August.
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Parties submit claims in case; new bills total $1.3 million for Pavilack
Those lawyers and accountants want a bankruptcy judge to approve professional fees of up to $400 an hour and travel expenses of up to $200 an hour for work incurred since Pavilack was forced into bankruptcy protection in August.
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Parties submit claims in case; new bills total $1.3 million for Myrtle Beach
The lawyers and accountants who are working on Myrtle Beach lawyer Harry Pavilack's bankruptcy case have submitted bills totaling nearly $1.3 million for their work so far, even though the first creditor has yet to
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:09A
Tweed beaten – a win for the grannies
In such cases, as the old saying goes, we don't have a justice system, we have a legal system. This time, it was different. Perpetual turned to the NSW Supreme Court equity division for judicial advice as to its fiduciary duties as the responsible
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:08A
Nothing that would 'feel like justice'
Last Friday a judge sentenced two 19-year-old men to three years supervised probation in the August 2008 beating death of her fianc Martyn Hendy. The sentence includes a strict curfew for the first 12 months and an order that the teens have no contact
Updated: 03/09/2011 01:07A
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