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Letters: King hearings, Gov. Christie, SANDAG, traffic policies
Rabbi Laurie Coskey of the Interfaith Committee for Worker Justice, the Rev. Dr. Beth Johnson, senior pastor of Palomar Unitarian Universalist Fellowship, and I oppose the hearings on religious grounds. All of our faith traditions call on us to be kind
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:06A
Rally targets Corbett's education cuts | Philadelphia Daily News | 2011-03-12
Activist lawyer Michael Coard said that Corbett's drastic cuts will "increase my business" as a criminal-defense attorney. "Here you have a governor who is cutting school funding but increasing prison funding," Coard shouted.
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:06A
Talks fail, players taking NFL to court | Philadelphia Daily News | 2011-03-12
Player rep Winston Justice said last night he was fielding calls from teammates wondering what comes next. "It's out of our hands right now," Justice said. He added that the Eagles reaffirmed their OK of decertification just after the season ended.
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:06A
Our critics' selections
Biutiful Javier Bardem didn't win an Oscar - Colin Firth did, for The King's Speech - but that's no reason not to catch his stunning work in this gritty, darkly spiritual drama, set in Barcelona, about a street criminal with two children,
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:05A
The Knowledge Congress Has Scheduled a Live Webcast on Recent Bankruptcy Court
The recent financial crisis with its many associated bankruptcy filings has a significant impact on intellectual property ("IP") litigation and licensing activities. Cases such as the Qimonda Bankruptcy Case and the Third Circuit's Exide decision have
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:05A
Tales from the Morgue: Louise Marshall series, Conclusion
The acquittal of Mrs. Thomas K. Marshall, charged with the murder of her husband, by a Santa Cruz jury emphasizes the principal defects in the administration of criminal justice in the state of Arizona. Here is a woman who admitted that she shot her
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:04A
CEO Greenberg leaving Rangers organization
But the acquisition was delayed and then ended up in US Bankruptcy Court. The team's May filing included a plan to sell to the 18-investor group led by Greenberg and Ryan, but angry creditors successfully argued to reopen the bidding.
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:04A
Krusada: Human rights victims
The succeeding governments struggled to take back billions of ill-gotten wealth while the human rights victims filed their cases—all in the name of justice. As the nation celebrates the 25th anniversary of the triumphant EDSA I, Krusada, together with
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:04A
Everybody wins but Utah's workers
That legislation went down in flames because the broader public saw it as heavy on amnesty and light on enforcement of existing immigration laws. Make no mistake: America desperately needs immigration reform. And to work, it would have to pair an
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:04A
EMS hit with lawsuits over alleged shorted shares
Each lawsuit alleges board members and corporate owners were to gain most from the deal, shortchanging shareholders. EMS and the other defendants have not yet filed a response to the allegations. The Denver lawsuit was filed by Neal Greenberg,
Updated: 03/12/2011 04:04A
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