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High court rules against Phoebe merger
	yes but phoebe north was going to be a womens and children hospital which is a lot better than having to take a child who could be critical two to four hou(...) 02 20, 2013 \| 14:54 Report Abuse

BofA Takes Squatter to Court Over $2.5M Mansion
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Lawsuit filed over mug shot websites
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Alabama terror suspects pleads not guilty - NBC40.net
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UPDATE: Businesses can fire ‘irresistible’ workers, Iowa Supreme Court rules
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	1ST OF ALL, HER "HUMAN RIGHTS"? JOB RIGHTS, CERTAINLY, BUT "HUMAN RIGHTS"? COME ON. 2ND, DEPENDING ON HER EMPLOYMENT STATUS, SHE MAY NOT HAVE BEEN ENTIT(...) 03 21, 2013 \| 14:18 Report Abuse

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Latest Court News

25, May 2013 - Sebastian teen Kaitlyn Hunt refuses plea deal over relationship with underage girl

Story by Jenna Caiazzo / CBS12 News Posted by Scott T. Smith / CBS12 News VERO BEACH, Fla. -- The lawyer representing the teen accused of having sexual relations with a 14 year old girl has decided she will not accept the plea deal on the table. ...

25, May 2013 - California Gov. Jerry Brown unveils an 'ugly' prison plan

Frustrated governor's proposal would free some inmates early to ease crowding, but still miss court's target. SACRAMENTO — Under threat of contempt of court, Gov. Jerry Brown unveiled a plan to ease prison crowding by releasing certain inmates early, sending others to county jails and relocating some to state fire camps — but added that he doesn't support it.

25, May 2013 - US man who raped, murdered six-month-old baby executed

WASHINGTON (AFP) - An Ohio man convicted of raping and murdering a six-month-old baby was executed by lethal injection on Wednesday after a last-ditch plea for mercy was dismissed.

25, May 2013 - Judge delays ex-BP engineer's trial

A federal judge in an order Friday agreed to postpone the trial of a former BP engineer charged with deleting text messages about the company's response to its 2010 oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico. The ...

25, May 2013 - Federal judge says Arizona sheriff was racially profiling

25, May 2013 - Two Inmates Charged in Missouri with Attempted Kidnapping

EDGERTON, Mo. - Two inmates who fled a Kansas prison face several charges in Missouri, including trying to kidnap the mayor of the small town where they were eventually captured.

25, May 2013 - Judge says Arizona sheriff was profiling

Arizona lawman Joe Arpaio has required prison inmates to wear pink underwear and saved taxpayers money by removing salt and pepper from prisons. He has, at times, forbidden convicted murderer Jodi Arias from speaking to the press. The stern Maricopa County Sheriff has said the federal government will not stop him from running his office as he sees fit. But on Friday it did. A judge ruled Friday ...

25, May 2013 - Murder-for-hire suspect Samuel Yenawine to remain in federal detention; Nancy Latham makes appearan

A Kentucky man will remain in federal detention while he seeks a local lawyer to represent him in connection with an alleged murder-for-hire plot to kill real estate agent Nancy Latham of Mount Pleasant.

25, May 2013 - School bottle rocket prank may mean 20 years in prison for 2 students

Two students could receive 20 years in prison if they're convicted of setting off bottle rockets inside one Mid-Michigan school.

25, May 2013 - Serial SC bank robber sentenced to nearly six years

CHARLESTON, S.C. — A Myrtle Beach man was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for robbing more than a dozen banks in multiple states.

25, May 2013 - United's first-quarter loss is down; North Olmsted man's Facebook sentence; background chec

United Airlines reports loss United Airlines today reported a first-quarter loss of $417 million, citing challenging weather, fuel prices and ongoing integration costs related to the 2010 merger with Continental Airlines.

25, May 2013 - State audit finds employee’s pay inflated by $5,273

LISBON - A state audit report issued this week states a former county employee inflated her husband's payroll records by $5,273, not the $459 she entered a plea to six weeks ago.

25, May 2013 - State education funding verdict due Tues

The Colorado Supreme Court will issue a decision May 28 on whether the state's public schools are adequately funded.

25, May 2013 - Shoffner due in U.S. court

LITTLE ROCK — Arkansas Treasurer Martha Shoffner was arrested on federal extortion charges over the weekend and is to make an appearance in federal court.

25, May 2013 - Iowa Supreme Court to rule on bedbug case

The Iowa Supreme Court is ruling on a lawsuit filed by residents of two Des Moines apartment buildings who say their buildings were infested with bedbugs.

25, May 2013 - Junk deadline is 18 months

Allen J. Hogan has been given 18 months to clean up a dump site at 663 Fifth Ave., Mansfield, under a consent order accepted April 24 by Richland County Common Pleas Court Judge James Henson.

25, May 2013 - Judge orders Bisard held without bond until May 9th hearing

An Allen County judge has ordered suspended Indianapolis Metro Police Officer David Bisard held without bond until a May 9th hearing.

25, May 2013 - Public financing backers scramble to save NC plan

RALEIGH, N.C. North Carolina's milestone public financing program for appellate court candidates — already bruised by court rulings and third-party campaign spending — is in danger of being killed off this year in the name of fiscal responsibility and limited government.

25, May 2013 - Missouri Mom Sentenced To Prison After Fatal Car Crash

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - A central Missouri woman whose son died in a car accident while she was talking on a cellphone has been sentenced to one year in a county jail.

25, May 2013 - Smith family reacts to Kaitlyn Hunt's decision to go to trial

SEBASTIAN, Fla. -- Jim and Laurie Smith defend their decision to press charges against 18-year-old Kaitlyn Hunt. They know there will be protestors. They know there will be a media frenzy, and they know the threats and name calling against them will continue. ...

25, May 2013 - Elder Law: May is Elder Law Month

May is Elder Law Month, according to the National Academy of Elder Law Attorneys (NAELA). During Elder Law Month, NAELA members sponsor activities designed to educate the public.

25, May 2013 - Structural threats next on prison tour

No matter who owns the land at the Missouri State Penitentiary, the Jefferson City Historic Preservation Commission is more concerned about the condition of the three most historic buildings.

25, May 2013 - Judge denies killer's retrial appeal

Charles Pona, accused of organizing the murder of a teenage girl, had his appeal for a retrial denied in RI Supreme Court.

25, May 2013 - Katz, Marshall & Banks’ Group of “Super Lawyers” Continues to Grow

Whistleblower and employment law firm Katz, Marshall & Banks is pleased to announce that the group of firm attorneys recognized as “Super Lawyers” continues to grow. This year, Katz, Marshall & Banks partner Avi Kumin joined the firm’s other partners, Debra S.

25, May 2013 - 2 Kansas prison escapees in custody in Missouri

EDGERTON, MO. (AP) — Two of three inmates who walked away from a northeast Kansas prison surrendered Friday afternoon at a northwest Missouri home where they had been holed up for hours, authorities said.

25, May 2013 - Vermont man gets prison in Nebraska pot case

LINCOLN, Neb. (AP) — A 26-year-old Vermont man caught hauling more than 100 pounds of marijuana has been given Nebraska prison time.

25, May 2013 - The California Divorce Attorneys in Orange County Launched a Video Titled, “Free Divorce Consulta

The California divorce attorneys in Orange County launched a video titled, “Free Divorce Consultation Attorney”. In the video attorney Bettina Yanez extends a warm welcome to individuals seeking a free consultation for any family law related matter in California. (PRWeb April 30, 2013) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/free-divorce-consultation/orange-county-california ...

25, May 2013 - Pennsylvania abortion doctor gets third life sentence

A Philadelphia abortion doctor was sentenced Wednesday to a third life term for killing an aborted baby that he described as so big it could "walk to the bus."

25, May 2013 - Ore. judge rules limiting inmates' mail unconstitutional

An Oregon federal judge has ruled the practice of limiting inmates' mail to only postcards is unconstitutional.

25, May 2013 - Brett Gerald asks judge to reconsider his sentence

The man who pleaded guilty to driving drunk and killing seven people in a crash wants the judge to reconsider his sentence.

25, May 2013 - Officials investigate tie between 211 Crew prison gang and Saudi man

Federal and state investigators pursuing leads in the killing of Colorado prisons chief Tom Clements are exploring possible links between a prison gang and a Saudi man whose petition to be sent back home was denied by Clements just one week before his death.

25, May 2013 - Ohio kidnap suspect has sad Fort Wayne connection

One of the men arrested in connection with the kidnapping and long captivity of three women in Cleveland has links to a sad and violent crime in Fort Wayne in 2007.

25, May 2013 - Housekeeper gets 6 years in Pa. 'Ben' bust theft

NORRISTOWN, Pa. (AP) - A housekeeper has been sentenced to six years in federal prison in the theft of a Benjamin Franklin bust stolen in suburban Philadelphia and reportedly worth $3 million.

25, May 2013 - Judge issues injunction in suit against 12-week abortion ban

LITTLE ROCK —A federal judge has blocked implementation of an Arkansas law banning most abortions after 12 weeks. U.S. District Judge Susan Webber Wright on Friday issued a preliminary injunction, preventing the law from taking effect until a lawsuit against it is resolved. The law was set to take effect Aug. 16.

25, May 2013 - Ky appeals court upholds murder conviction

The Kentucky Court of Appeals has upheld the conviction of a former death row inmate in a 1998 slaying in Lexington.

25, May 2013 - Court ruling may send freed man back to prison

HELENA, Mont. -- The Montana Supreme Court on Tuesday reversed a lower court's ruling granting a new trial to a man convicted in 1984 of a murder he says he didn't commit.

25, May 2013 - Family of nursing instructor killed crossing street on NMSU campus files wrongful death suit

LAS CRUCES — The family of the former college instructor who died in January after being hit by a car while crossing the street at New Mexico State University has filed a wrongful death lawsuit in 3rd Judicial District Court.

25, May 2013 - Attorneys: Social media playing key role in Trayvon case

George Zimmerman's second-degree-murder case exploded across the globe so rapidly because of social media, his attorney said Saturday before a news-media banquet in Orlando.

25, May 2013 - Prosecutor to seek murder charges against accused Ohio kidnapper

By Daniel Trotta and Kim Palmer CLEVELAND (Reuters) - An Ohio prosecutor said on Thursday he will seek aggravated murder charges, which could carry the death penalty, against a former Cleveland school bus driver accused of kidnapping and raping three women during a decade of captivity in his house. The charges would stem from the forced miscarriages that police say were suffered by one of the ...

25, May 2013 - Judge rejects motion to dismiss Ark. abortion suit

A federal judge said Wednesday that a challenge to Arkansas' new law banning most abortions 12 weeks into a pregnancy can proceed, rejecting the state's attempt to get the lawsuit dismissed.

25, May 2013 - Carroll man sentenced to 63 to 127 years for burglaries

Sentencing for Kevin A. Balch, 34, was so steep because of penalties for stealing six guns.

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