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Gabonese Police Brutality: Nigerian Seeks $2m Compensation
Four years after a Nigerian was tortured by some Gabonese police officers on allegation of theft, he is still crying out for justice and seeking $2 million compensation. Checks by our reporter revealed that the Nigerian, Joseph Adumekwe, a 45-year old
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
I'm not banker bashing — I'm stating the bleedin' obvious
When they are pumped in too fast for too long, as they were in the years leading up to the crash in 2007, you get gross overdevelopment, a dangerous speculative whirlpool and wasteful diversion of the country's real resources.
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
Cook new partner in local law firm
Cook has been practicing law for over 11 years with a Columbus, Georgia law firm, where he was a partner specializing in serious personal injury and wrongful death cases. According to a McDonald & Cody press release, in the past five years Cook has
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
Cook new partner in local law firm
Cook has been practicing law for over 11 years with a Columbus, Georgia law firm, where he was a partner specializing in serious personal injury and wrongful death cases. According to a McDonald & Cody press release, in the past five years Cook has
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
MLB SPRING TRAINING: Braves battle Cards' McClellan to 2-1 win; Atlanta minor
Reporter: AP KISSIMMEE, Fla. — Kyle McClellan got a confidence boost in his bid to make the Cardinals' rotation on Thursday. Despite not having his best stuff, McClellan allowed three hits and a run in four innings in a 2-1 loss to the Atlanta Braves.
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
'West End Firebug' sentenced to another three years in prison
By Cam Fortems, Kamloops Daily News March 10, 2011 A mentally challenged man who was victimized by people on the street took out his anger and boredom by lighting fires, a BC Supreme Court justice said. Repeat offender David Hurst, who sparked a
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
Eight-year sentence for woman, 64, who bilked seniors upheld
and the appellant's high moral culpability, in concluding that the appellant's criminal conduct in committing these offences warranted a long sentence," Justice Risa Levine concluded in the unanimous Appeal Court decision released Thursday.
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:30A
New trial ordered for woman who won $12.5-million judgment against ICBC
The Insurance Corp. of BC had requested last year that the huge jury award of $12.5 million to Micheline Ciolli be tossed out, but the request was rejected by the trial judge, BC Supreme Court Justice Linda Loo. ICBC, which earlier said the case
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:29A
New trial ordered for woman who won $12.5-million judgment against ICBC
The Insurance Corp. of BC had requested last year that the huge jury award of $12.5 million to Micheline Ciolli be tossed out, but the request was rejected by the trial judge, BC Supreme Court Justice Linda Loo. ICBC, which earlier said the case
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:29A
New trial ordered for woman who won $12.5-million judgment against ICBC
The Insurance Corp. of BC had requested last year that the huge jury award of $12.5 million to Micheline Ciolli be tossed out, but the request was rejected by the trial judge, BC Supreme Court Justice Linda Loo. ICBC, which earlier said the case
Updated: 03/11/2011 06:29A
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