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  • Cops: Student threatened 'snitches' in UConn death

    Cops: Student threatened 'snitches' in UConn death

    Lawyer Blogs 10/30/2009

    A University of Connecticut student committed an act terrorism by posting Internet messages telling people to "stop the snitching" after the stabbing death of football player Jasper Howard, university police said Thursday.Christopher Mutchler, an 18-...

  • Law firm worker arrested in theft

    Law firm worker arrested in theft

    Lawyer Blogs 10/30/2009

    A 40-year-old Denham Springs woman has been arrested for allegedly misappropriating $30,000 while working at a law firm.According to court documents, the misappropriation of funds occurred between July 15, 2008, and June 12.During that time, authorit...

  • Wis. group: Justices shouldn't have to step aside

    Wis. group: Justices shouldn't have to step aside

    Lawyer Blogs 10/28/2009

    A powerful business group that spent millions of dollars to help elect two Wisconsin Supreme Court justices is proposing a rule that would allow them to hear its cases.The court will consider the rule proposed by Wisconsin Manufacturers & Commerc...

  • Minn. family wants court out of son's cancer case

    Minn. family wants court out of son's cancer case

    Lawyer Blogs 10/27/2009

    The parents of a southern Minnesota teenager who once fled the state to avoid chemotherapy went before a judge Monday and asked for the court's role in the case to end, saying they are following the advice of doctors and making sure their son gets th...

  • Ohio can't find doctors to offer execution advice

    Ohio can't find doctors to offer execution advice

    Lawyer Blogs 10/26/2009

    Ohio is struggling to find medical professionals willing to advise the state on the best way to put condemned inmates to death.Attorney General Richard Cordray says in a court filing that ethical and professional considerations are deterring doctors ...

  • Ky. Supreme Court hears online gambling question

    Ky. Supreme Court hears online gambling question

    Lawyer Blogs 10/23/2009

    The Kentucky Supreme Court is deciding whether the state has the power to seize Internet domain names involved in online gambling after hearing arguments Thursday from lawyers on both sides of the issue.At issue is whether the more than 100 domain na...

  • Arkansas high court to review SWEPCO plant case

    Arkansas high court to review SWEPCO plant case

    Lawyer Blogs 10/23/2009

    The Arkansas Supreme Court said Thursday it will review a case involving Southwestern Electric Power Company's planned coal-fired power plant in south Arkansas.The state Court of Appeals had overturned a permit that was issued by the Arkansas Public ...

  • Court rejects Calif. plan to cut prison population

    Court rejects Calif. plan to cut prison population

    Lawyer Blogs 10/22/2009

    A federal judicial panel has rejected California's plan for reducing the state's prison population because it failed to meet the terms of an earlier court order.In August, the panel ordered California to reduce its inmate population by roughly 27 per...

  • Court blocks names in gay partnership referendum

    Court blocks names in gay partnership referendum

    Lawyer Blogs 10/21/2009

    The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday temporarily blocked Washington state officials from releasing the names of people who signed referendum petitions to bring expanded rights for gay couples up for a public vote in November.The court's action maintains...

  • Ohio high court hears online communications case

    Ohio high court hears online communications case

    Lawyer Blogs 10/21/2009

    Booksellers, video game dealers, newspaper publishers and other critics of an online child protection law encountered skepticism from state Supreme Court justices Tuesday for their free-speech arguments.A coalition led by the American Booksellers Fou...

  • Key figure in NJ corruption probe pleads guilty

    Key figure in NJ corruption probe pleads guilty

    Lawyer Blogs 10/20/2009

    The central figure in a huge New Jersey corruption investigation pleaded guilty to federal bank fraud and money laundering charges Tuesday.Solomon Dwek's work for the government as a cooperating witness directly led to the arrests of 44 people in Jul...

  • Judge revokes bail for NYC ex-police commissioner

    Judge revokes bail for NYC ex-police commissioner

    Lawyer Blogs 10/20/2009

    A federal judge on Tuesday revoked bail for former New York City Police Commissioner Bernard Kerik and sent him to jail to await a corruption trial scheduled to start next week.Calling Kerik "a toxic combination of self-minded focus and arrogance," J...

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