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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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Latest Court News

23, May 2013 - Elder Law Attorney Anthony J. Enea Addresses Importance of Long-Term Planning for Seniors

Elder law attorney Anthony J. Enea, managing partner at Enea, Scanlan & Sirignano, LLP in White Plains, N.Y., recently addressed the critical importance of long-term planning for seniors in a panel discussion at the 2013 Spring Forum of the Financial Planning Association New York Chapter. Currently the Chair of the New York Bar Association’s Elder Law Section, Enea advises seniors to take a ...

23, May 2013 - Woman gets her license back

PORT CLINTON — More than 20 years after a crash that killed 14-year-old Roger Gene Miller, the driver convicted of aggravated vehicular homicide was awarded driving privileges Friday by Ottawa County Common Pleas Court Judge Bruce Winters.

23, May 2013 - Accused murderer can argue duress

A judge gave a Shiawassee County woman a victory Thursday, saying a jury can hear she was a battered woman and under duress when she took part in the killing of a 70-year-old veteran.

23, May 2013 - Fayette pill dealer pleads guilty to federal charges

CHARLESTON, W.Va. – A Fayette County pill dealer who sold approximately 250 powerful prescription painkillers over a two-year period pleaded guilty today to federal drug charges, announced U.S. Attorney

23, May 2013 - 36 Indicted In Western Colo. Drug Bust

A drug and racketeering investigation in Western Colorado has resulted in a grand jury indictment of 36 people. The Western Colorado Drug Task Force, in partnership with the U.S. Drug Enforcement Administration, Two Rivers Drug Enforcement Team (TRIDENT), with the 21st Judicial District Attorney's Office are moving forward with dozens of arrests.

23, May 2013 - Colorado parole chief Tim Hand placed on paid temporary leave

The director of Colorado's parole division, which has been under fire for two months for its handling of Evan Ebel and other violent parolees, has been put on a paid leave of absence, prisons officials said Wednesday.

23, May 2013 - The Donald, sued again

Trump to take the stand in case of an 87-year-old investor who cried foul when promised profits were never shared

23, May 2013 - California prison crowding plan still falls short

A three-year slump in the number of applicants for the Monterey County Civil Grand Jury has sparked... - 3:25 pm

23, May 2013 - Ted Turner wins bison battle in Montana

By The Associated Press, The Associated Press BOZEMAN, Mont. — Billionaire Ted Turner can keep his Yellowstone National Park bison calves. The Bozeman Daily Chronicle reported on Sunday that Gallatin County Judge ...

23, May 2013 - Totally against halfway house

Clyde Rilliet, owner of Affordable Transmissions, checks the transmission fluid on a vehicle Thursday at the Dalton Gardens shop. Pioneer Human Services has proposed a halfway house for federal prisoners at a local next to Rilliet's business, and he disapproves of the proposal.

23, May 2013 - F. Lee Bailey loses bid to practice law in Maine

PORTLAND, Maine (AP) — Celebrity lawyer F. Lee Bailey meets all the requirements to practice law in Maine if he can resolve his tax debt with the federal government.

23, May 2013 - WATCH LIVE Apple Tax Hearings: 'I Suspect Apple Is Within Bounds of Current International Tax L

It didn’t get a lot of attention. It happened the same day as hearings on the Benghazi attacks and the announcement of a verdict in the Jodi Arias trial. But House Majority Leader Eric Cantor took a modest step forward last week in his plan to broaden the Republican agenda beyond budget cuts.

23, May 2013 - Efforts To Reverse Rural Brain Drain

Rural brain drain is not a new phenomenon, but some rural communities are trying to attract doctors and lawyers in new ways. In March, South Dakota became the first state to pass a law that offers annual subsidies to lawyers who agree to live and work in rural areas.

23, May 2013 - Trial starts today; man faces murder charges

NEW BOSTON, Texas—Opening arguments and testimony are expected to begin this morning for a 20-year-old accused of fatally shooting a man he found in the company of an ex-girlfriend.

23, May 2013 - Richmond Hit-And-Run Sentencing Postponed

The sentencing for a Richmond man found guilty of felony hit-and-run was postponed Thursday.

23, May 2013 - EEOC: Cut award for abused Henry's workers to $1.6 million

HENRY'S TURKEY SERVICE AWARD: The U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission is asking a federal judge to dramatically reduce the $240 million jury award the agency won for 32 mentally disabled employees of Henry's Turkey Service.

23, May 2013 - Playing cards aim to solve Indiana cold cases

Prisoners are being given a special deck of playing cards, and the faces on those cards could make the big difference in dozens of Indiana cold cases.

23, May 2013 - Judge: Good cause for insanity plea in Aurora shootings

A judge said Monday there is good cause to let Colorado movie theater shooting suspect James Holmes change his plea to not guilty by reason of insanity.

23, May 2013 - Rapper Ja Rule leaves federal lockup in upstate New York after serving time for tax conviction

ALBANY, N.Y. - Federal authorities say platinum-selling rapper Ja Rule has left federal prison. The Federal Bureau of Prisons says he left a correctional facility in New York's Adirondacks on Tuesday, though time remains on his sentence.

23, May 2013 - Pa. abortion trial jury continues deliberations

A Philadelphia jury reviewed laws addressing murder and manslaughter without reaching a verdict Monday in the high-profile case of an abortion provider accused of killing a patient and four babies who prosecutors say were...

23, May 2013 - Bankruptcy Attorneys In Los Angeles Come Forward with a New Wiki Style Web Page For the Benefit Of

A very helpful Wiki style web page has been launched by the famous bankruptcy attorneys in Los Angeles to let their clients learn the basics of this legal procedure, as well as get access to useful and authentic government links. Zhou & Chini have released similar pages in many other cities in Southern California in their pursuit of providing California bankruptcy laws to the public. (PRWeb May ...

23, May 2013 - Milpitas crime rates on the rise

Milpitas Police Chief Steve Pangelinan told city leaders this week that crime levels are rising in the city up 3 percent in 2012 versus the prior year.

23, May 2013 - Luring Doctors And Lawyers To Rural America

23, May 2013 - 2 Minnesota women sentenced for funding Somali militants

A federal court has sentenced two Minnesota women to lengthy prison sentences for soliciting donations in the name of charity, then funneling the funds to Somali militants.

23, May 2013 - Dad avoids prison in toddler's shooting

An Ohio man won't serve prison time after his 3-year-old son accidentally shot himself with a handgun the child found under a couch in their home.

23, May 2013 - Ricin letters suspect Dutschke held without bond

James Everett Dutschke made his first appearance in a federal courtroom after being charged Saturday with making a deadly poison sent to President Barack Obama and others. He was ordered held without bond.

23, May 2013 - Prosecutor: Goodman has motivation to flee | Video

Wellington polo mogul seeks end to house arrest before new trial John Goodman is staying put on house arrest in his luxurious Wellington estate as a judge considers the polo executive's request for freedom over strong objections from prosecutors Friday.

23, May 2013 - Man accused of stealing from Gallatin County home appears in court

A follow-up on the recent high speed chase near Bozeman that ended with a woman in jail -- now one of her suspected partners faces more charges.

23, May 2013 - Five seek to fill Court of Appeals seat when Judge Robert Bell retires

Four judges, one attorney apply for judgeship from Baltimore City Four judges and one lawyer have applied for the Court of Appeals seat that will become vacant July 6 when Chief Judge Robert M. Bell reaches the mandatory retirement age of 70.

23, May 2013 - $140K settlement in sex harassment suit in Arizona

Federal authorities say a prison management group has agreed to pay $140,000 to settle a sexual harassment lawsuit in Arizona.

23, May 2013 - NM attorney general tries to distance himself from animal raids by his task force

SANTA FE — New Mexico Attorney General Gary King says he knew nothing about raids carried out by his Animal Cruelty Task Force in which hundreds of birds were seized and killed.

23, May 2013 - Inmate faces four felony charges

SALIDA — One of two Buena Vista prison inmates investigated for a brutal attack and attempted murder on a rival gang member now faces four felony charges.

23, May 2013 - UPDATE: Hanover Woman Found Guilty Of Faking Cancer

A Hanover County mother found guilty of falsely claiming to have cancer in order to receive donations received to a ten year sentence in April, all of which was suspended...

23, May 2013 - Alday Murders: 40 years later

Tuesday marks the anniversary of one of the worst crimes in the history of Georgia-- the Alday family murders in Seminole County. Six members of the Alday family were brutally murdered by a trio of prison escapees, on May 14, 1973.

23, May 2013 - Deliberations resume in Arias trial penalty phase

The Phoenix jury deciding whether Jodi Arias should be sentenced to life in prison or death has resumed deliberations.

23, May 2013 - Father of activist to learn sentence

A Minnesota man faces a possible six-month jail term for obstructing a prosecutor in Iowa after his son was sent to prison in an animal terrorism case.

23, May 2013 - Chavez case: Judge agrees to seal several pretrial motions

Judge's decision aims to prevent possible tainting of the jury pool

23, May 2013 - Mississippi execution due Tuesday despite FBI claim some testimony 'invalid'

By Emily Lane JACKSON, Mississippi (Reuters) - A Mississippi inmate is facing execution on Tuesday despite an admission last week by federal authorities that statements made during his 1994 murder trial about a hair sample pushed the limits of science and were 'invalid'. Willie Jerome Manning, 44, was convicted and sentenced to die by lethal injection for the shooting deaths of two Mississippi ...

23, May 2013 - Suring man pleads guilty to federal arson charges

A Suring man accused of setting several fires in Northeastern Wisconsin has pleaded guilty in federal court to igniting fires in a church and two taverns in Oconto County.

23, May 2013 - Ill. suspect dies in shootout with cops after killing 5

Texas Dad Accused of Starving Son Sentenced to Life in Prison Arkansas Man Pleads Guilty to Intentionally Running Down Joggers Kentucky Teen Charged With Killing Stepfather

23, May 2013 - Homeless man convicted of murder

A homeless man convicted of murdering an Anaconda man will spend 40 years in Montana State Prison.

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