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Blatant wage theft or modern management, comp time is getting new attention in Memphis
Commercial AppealA Republican push to give the nation's private employers the option of offering workers comp time instead of paying overtime required since the Great Depression highlights a rising tide of legal battles in Memphis and across the nation. For businesses,...Tags: Republican Party, Labor Markets, Litigation, Trials, Laws
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BRIEF: Scene Maker: Attorney Ray Kramer's favorite spots, from Palm Beach dining to Jupiter hiking
The Palm Beach PostRay Kramer is an award-winning commercial and real estate litigation attorney in West Palm Beach. He grew up in North Palm Beach, and graduated from Georgetown University Law Center. He has extensive trial experience, including serving as a prosecutor...Tags: Palm Beach (Palm Beach, Florida), Palm Beach Opera, U.S. Army, Lawyers, North Palm Beach
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Low voter turnout expected
The Valley News-Dispatch, Tarentum, Pa.Registered Democrats and Republicans will go to the polls Tuesday to nominate candidates for the Nov. 5 general election. Turnout is expected to be low, between 20 percent and 25 percent of those eligible, according to elections officials in the Alle-...Tags: Local Elections, Personal Data Collection, Judges, Primaries, Polls
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Parents protest New Vision removals
The Columbian, Vancouver, Wash.New Vision Programs, a chain of foster homes for troubled children in Vancouver and Lacey as well as Clackamas and Milwaukie, Ore., has sued the state Department of Social and Health Services for pulling its kids out of its facilities without proper...Tags: Judges, Family, Crime, Law and Justice
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Beltrami District Court report for May 19
The Bemidji PioneerThe following cases were heard on May 14 by Beltrami District Judge Shari Schucter: Jack Gordon Phelps, 69, of Bemidji was sentenced for gross misdemeanor DWI. He must serve one year in jail, 355 days of which are stayed for four years. Credit for...Tags: Prisons, Judges, Crimes, Trials, Punishment
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When 'good' renters go bad, everyone pays a price
The Times and Democrat, Orangeburg, S.C.Christine and Bruce Hollar have rented out properties in Orangeburg for 15 years. "The income is very good if you get the right tenants," Christine said. "The rental properties have been good to us." The Hollars have four rental properties in...Tags: Rentals, Condos and Houses, Judges, Rental Service, Realty
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Safety week emphasizes need to wear life jackets 6 boating safety tips for guests
The Olympian (Olympia, Wash.)Organizers of National Safe Boating Week, running through Friday, will continue to place emphasis on getting boaters to wear life jackets. The North American Safe Boating Campaign -- simply known as "Wear It!" -- is a yearlong effort in the United...Tags: Judges, Entertainment, Crime, Law and Justice, Radio, U.S. Coast Guard
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Attorney General Cuccinelli not subject to Freedom of Information Act
The Roanoke Times, Va.The state's open government law doesn't apply to Attorney General Ken Cuccinelli, his office says, elaborating on responses to requests for public records connected with a company whose CEO gave $35,000 in gifts to Cuccinelli and Gov. Bob McDonnell. The...Tags: Executive Branch, Bob McDonnell, Companies and Corporations, Regional Authority, Trials
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The Roanoke Times, Va., Dan Casey column
The Roanoke Times, Va.If you're curious why Roanoke County is sponsoring a bicycle safety event June 8 at Tanglewood Mall, you should listen to the stories of local lawyer David Harrison. Twice in the past five years, he has been hit by cars while riding his bike carefully...Tags: Judges, Lawyers, Physical Fitness and Exercise, Transportation Accidents, Motorvehicle Accidents
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Brown capital murder trial set to start
The Herald Banner, Greenville, TexasTrial begins Monday for a Greenville man, charged with capital murder in the 2011 shooting death of his ex-wife, a Caddo Mills school teacher. Opening arguments and the start of testimony are scheduled Monday morning in the 354th District Court in the...Tags: Murder, Prosecution, Law Enforcement, Lawyers, Shootings
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How the IRS spun out of control
WASHINGTON — Steven Miller, the top enforcement official at the Internal Revenue Service, thought he might have trouble on his hands. Election season was well underway in March 2012 when tea party organizations started to complain angrily of IRS...
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Experts: Erie County judge race too close to call
Erie Times-News, Pa.Erie County judge candidate Bill Kelly Jr.'s face gazes from a billboard high above the traffic streaming below on Interstate 79. On TV, all four judicial candidates -- Kelly, Jamie Mead, First Assistant District Attorney Robert Sambroak Jr. and Joe...Tags: The Pennsylvania State University, Judges, Lawyers, Prosecution, Human Interest
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