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Meal break lawsuit could affect California restaurants
Superior Court alleges that the company denied workers meal breaks The California Supreme Court is expected to rule in mid April on a landmark case about meal and rest breaks that could have a significant impact on all employers in the state.
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:12P
Meal break lawsuit could affect California restaurants
Superior Court alleges that the company denied workers meal breaks The California Supreme Court is expected to rule in mid April on a landmark case about meal and rest breaks that could have a significant impact on all employers in the state.
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:12P
French court backs Rwanda suspect extradition
The Rwandan ambassador in Paris, Jacques Kabale, said in a statement he was "satisfied" with the Rouen court's ruling and said it set a precedent. Kabale insisted Muhayimana would be given a fair trial in his native land. Rwandan-French relations have
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:11P
Nanaimo Woman Not Guilty In Accident That Killed 2 Sons
On Friday the judge in the case ruled that although Bekkers was driving too fast for the conditions, it was obvious she did not expect to encounter black ice. During the trial court also heard how Bekkers had been drinking and taking cocaine before the
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:09P
iTunes, PlayStation Network in patent suit
A South African inventor has claimed in a US federal court that Apple's iTunes and Sony's PlayStation Network infringe a patent relating to a “data vending system” issued to him in 2004. In lawsuits filed Wednesday in the US District Court for the
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:08P
Fairfax Man Sentenced to 24 Months for Scheme to Conceal Pakistan Government
Field Office, after sentencing by United States District Court Judge Liam O'Grady in the Eastern District of Virginia. On December 7, 2011, Fai pleaded guilty to a two-count criminal information. Count one of the information charged Fai with conspiracy
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:06P
Louisiana to Jail 65-year old Grandmother Gail Dignam on Monday for $4500
Mrs. Dignam, former director of the Governor's Program on Abstinence, was sentenced to the prison term on March 5th by US District Court Judge James J. Brady although he imposed no fine and required her only to repay the $4500 she was found guilty of
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:05P
Appeals court tosses $45M SC hospital penalty
A three-judge panel of the 4th US Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the order violated Tuomey Hospital's constitutional right to a jury trial on the issue. In 2010, a jury rejected prosecutors' claim that the hospital submitted hundreds of millions of
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:02P
Appeals court tosses $45M SC hospital penalty
A three-judge panel of the 4th US Court of Appeals ruled Friday that the order violated Tuomey Hospital's constitutional right to a jury trial on the issue. In 2010, a jury rejected prosecutors' claim that the hospital submitted hundreds of millions of
Updated: 03/30/2012 06:02P
Supreme Court: Judge sees flaws in investigation
By Our Correspondent Court heard an appeal by Fatima who sought cancellation of the bail granted to two men accused of killing her son. PHOTO: AFP/FILE Taking notice of faulty investigation by the police in a double murder case, the Supreme Court on
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:58P
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