Washington Times

After a Sentence to Write Sentences, Dr. Bodnar Ends a Legal Chapter
Wall Street Journal
The finished book, written during Dr. Bodnar's two-year probation, has been submitted into the court record. His lawyer—who says he had never heard of such a punishment for a crime—says the former Bristol-Myers Squibb executive has now completed his

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Washington Times
Lanier gains lawsuit protection
Washington Times
(Andrew Harnik/The Washington Times) The DC police chief's new five-year contract explicitly states that she is protected from civil and criminal lawsuits and drops a paragraph about collective bargaining at the center of a lawsuit brought by the

Smithsburg man gets three-year suspended sentence for stealing 200 pounds of
The Herald-Mail
The worker saw some of the cut ground wires inside the substation and called police, the court records said. Deputy Chris Peiffer of the Washington County Sheriff's Office responded to the substation, where he discovered that a hole had been cut in a

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ABC7Chicago.com
McNamee: I first injected Clemens in '98
Pocono Record
Former trainer Brian McNamee arrives at the federal court in Washington on Monday. McNamee, Roger Clemens' chief accuser, testified against the former pitcher.Associated Press By JOSEPH WHITE AP Sports Writer WASHINGTON— Speaking softly, nervously and
Chief accuser takes stand in Clemens trialWashington Times
McNamee: First gave Clemens steroids in 1998Atlanta Journal Constitution
Brian McNamee testifies he gave Roger Clemens steroids in 1998ABC7Chicago.com
Washington Examiner -WTOP
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411mania.com

New 411.ca Makes Finding the Best Local Businesses Even Faster and Easier
MarketWatch (press release)
For example, they can get the addresses, phone numbers, ratings, reviews and more for coffee shops in Toronto's trendy Leslieville or upscale Yorkville areas. "411.ca is all about being the fastest and easiest way to Get the 411 in your neighbourhood,

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The Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail
by Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca by eluta.ca Brad Pitt arrives at the 84th Academy Awards in the Hollywood section of Los Angeles. What's the price tag for 15 or 20 minutes of Brad Pitt's precious time? The answer, apparently, is about 2500

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The Globe and Mail
Globe and Mail
by Google by Canada411.ca by Yellowpages.ca by eluta.ca Research in Motion Chief Executive Officer Thorsten Heins speaks at the BlackBerry World event in Orlando. Research In Motion Ltd.'s RIM-T new CEO Thorsten Heins unveiled an early version of the

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Alex Breitinger column: Gasoline futures show signs of easing
Green Bay Press Gazette
North America has become increasingly energy independent over the last few years as demand has dropped and production, especially in North Dakota and the Canadian province of Alberta, has been rising. Despite the increase in production,

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KXLH 5:30 Top Stories (Tue May 15)
KXLH Helena News
- Sherry Arnold Murder Suspects Plead Not Guilty: Michael Keith Spell and Lester Waters, Jr., accused of kidnapping and killing Sidney teacher Sherry Arnold, pleaded not guilty to murder charges in Richland County District Court on Tuesday.

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Rough road through Richland County's drug court led to recovery
Mansfield News Journal
"You're beautiful ... my drug court family." Richland County Drug Court, implemented in 1997, is an intensive 12- to 18-month program of treatment, supervision and accountability. Criminal records are expunged when participants make it through the

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The State
50 local candidates may be off ballot
Chicago Tribune
Nearly 50 candidates in Lexington and Richland counties may be off the June 12 primary ballot for failing to file a statement of economic interests in the manner required, records show. Those candidates -- about two-thirds of whom are in Lexington and
At least 20 candidates in Richland, Lexington races affected by high court's The State

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Former County Jailers Reach Settlement In Criminal Case
WMFD.com
A settlement has been reached in the criminal cases involving two former Richland County Jail corrections officers. Rod Galloway and Michael Reef were charged with interfering with civil rights, child endangering, and dereliction of duty for leaving a
Richland County Jail abuse case settledMansfield News Journal

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FOX News Radio
Video: Court Records Detail George Zimmerman Injuries
U.S. News & World Report
By Greg Otto A medical report released in court records shows that George Zimmerman had multiple injuries to his face and body the day after he fatally shot Trayvon Martin. Zimmerman was diagnosed with a "closed fracture" of his nose, a pair of black
Court records say George Zimmerman had multiple injuries after Trayvon Fox News
Records detail George Zimmerman's medical injuriesWRGB
COURT RECORDS: ZIMMERMAN HAD INJURIES AFTER TRAYVON MARTIN SHOOTING [VIDEO]FOX News Radio
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DA's former role as defense attorney delays criminal cases
Las Vegas Review - Journal
25, continue to wait for justice. So does Jacobs, 38, who is free on bond but has yet to face a preliminary hearing. "This particular case is lingering in the Justice Court system," Chief Deputy District Attorney Frank Coumou told Gibson.

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Chattanooga Times Free Press
Closing arguments to begin in John Edwards case
Chattanooga Times Free Press
(AP Photo/Chuck Burton) Photo by Associated Press /Chattanooga Times Free Press. GREENSBORO, NC (AP) — With only two hours allotted to each side to make closing arguments Thursday, prosecutors and defense lawyers neared the end of a month-long trial
John's Rielle-ity showNew York Post
Something Stinks: John Edwards and a Thirty Year Jail Term?Business Insider
Edwards Show Trial Perverts JusticeCommentary

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Kentucky school parent volunteers may have to pay $10 for background checks
The Courier-Journal
The state processed more than 217000 criminal records reports for schools statewide last year, Dudgeon said. “For nearly 20 years, we have provided free criminal record reports for personnel and volunteers at Kentucky's public and private schools,” she

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Kentucky school volunteers may have to pay $10 for background checks
The Courier-Journal
Beginning July 1, the state will charge schools $10 for every criminal record report requested — the result of state budget cuts by the Kentucky General Assembly, said Laurie Dudgeon, director of the Administrative Office of the Courts.

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Reduction in Bond Denied for Alleged Body Cavity Drug Smuggler
WGIL Radio News
According to Knox County Circuit Court records, bond will remain at 10-percent of $100000-dollars for 44-year-old Erin Nelson. Judge James Stewart ordered the bail to stand Monday. Knox County Sheriffs Deputies accuse Nelson of showing up to the county

WBIR-TV
Knox Heritage releases 2012 Fragile 15 list
WBIR-TV
The Kennedy-Baker-Walker-Sherrill house is one of the few surviving examples of Federal architecture in Knox County. Knox County deed records indicate that James Kennedy and his wife, Jane Cox Kennedy, owned the property in 1840.

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Detectives arrest man suspected of robbery
The Newark Advocate
NEWARK -- Licking County Sheriff's Office detectives arrested a Muskingum County man suspected of robbing two Licking County businesses this past week. Anthony L. Knox, 31, last known address 3085 Gorsuch Road, Unit A, Nashport, was charged with

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Kansas City Star
Kobach asks court to settle Kan. remap disputes
Dodge City Daily Globe
Kobach made his request while responding to a lawsuit filed earlier this month in US District Court by Robyn Renee Essex, a Republican precinct committee member from Olathe. Kobach, the state's chief elections official, is the only defendant in the
Kobach asks federal court to settleRealClearPolitics
Kansas redistricting remap work continues as court deadline loomsKansas City Star
Kansas legislative remap work continues as court deadline loomsKansas.com
Topeka Capital Journal
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Court upholds dismissal in lawsuit filed by estate of family who killed self
The Republic
AP LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — A federal appeals court on Tuesday upheld a judge's decision to dismiss federal claims filed by the family of a woman who killed herself at the Arkansas State Hospital. The 8th US Circuit Court of Appeals sided with a district
Appeals court tosses lawsuit over state hospital patient's suicideArkansas News
Dismissal upheld in case of woman who killed selfKATV

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Arkansas Senate District 9: Green and Holland
The City Wire
The GOP nomination to Arkansas Senate District 9 pits candidate and former Rep. Rick Green, R-Van Buren, against incumbent Sen. Bruce Holland, R-Greenwood. The primary election winner will face Rep. Tracy Pennartz, D-Fort Smith, in the general election

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InsideARM
State Supreme Court Dismisses AG Suit Against Collection Law Firm…Again
InsideARM
In the suit, McDaniel accused the firms of violations of the Arkansas Deceptive Trade Practices Act (ADTPA). A circuit court sided with McDaniel granting him summary judgment and hit Boyajian with a $194000 civil fine for 776 violations of the ADTPA.

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