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Court the next stop in journey to redraw maps election maps
The groups' moves come even after the US Justice Department announced late Tuesday it wouldn't object, for now, to the maps based on a portion of the federal Voting Rights Act. North Carolina's redistricting maps are subject to prior approval by the
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:44P
Madison County deputy prevails in personal injury trial
The jury's decision came after a three-day trial in Madison County Associate Judge Tom Chapman's court. Owen had sought damages of $200000 for injuries he claimed to have suffered when deputies came to his home to take custody of his cousin Debbie
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:41P
City Wants Discrimination Case Heard In Topeka
(WIBW) - The City of Topeka wants the trial for a lawsuit filed by a Topeka Zoo veterinarian held in Topeka's federal court. In a motion filed last week, the city objects to Shirley Llizo's request her discrimination case be heard in Kansas City.
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:40P
Feds seek stats on Alabama students
The US Justice Department is requesting that school districts in Alabama turn over enrollment information about all students as part of a federal lawsuit challenging the state's tough new immigration law. The department sent letters Monday to 39 school
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:39P
US food co-op fights back against boycott opposition
Olympia Food Co-op files motion to strike lawsuit brought against them by members who objected to decision to initiate boycott of Israeli goods. NEW YORK – A food co-op board of directors Tuesday filed a
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:38P
Sources: Derek Fisher talks to execs
In the meantime, an NBA lawyer urged a federal judge to help end a stalemate with the NBA players union by agreeing to consider the legality of its lockout -- before players potentially file an antitrust lawsuit as the NFL Players Association did
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:33P
Luther Strange balks at Justice Department's request
That was about a week after the immigration law took effect. The enrollment figures showed the number of Hispanic students was up 960 from the same time last year, but they do not show how many left school between the time the law took effect Sept.
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:33P
Atlantic City homeless shelter sues Ocean County for $2 million
The nonprofit, Christian social service ministry wants the freeholder board to reimburse its organization for about $2 million in costs since 2005 associated with providing emergency shelter for homeless people who previously resided in Ocean County.
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:32P
NBA asks judge to intervene in talks
AP That's the question league lawyers want a federal judge to answer -- before players file an antitrust lawsuit as NFL Players Association did during their recent lockout. US District Judge Paul Gardephe, however, expressed reluctance Wednesday to
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:29P
AT&T, C Spire And Sprint Spar Again In Court
By David, Managing Editor November 2, 2011 10:26 pm EST Comments (0) In a one-two story regarding the AT&T/T-Mobile takeover today the first big happening was the Judge in the AT&T, Department of Justice lawsuit ruling that both Sprint and C Spire
Updated: 11/02/2011 09:27P
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