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Nightmare for Arlington kids club
Boston HeraldA former Arlington Boys & Girls Club program director, arrested Friday at his New York home, returned in shackles to Massachusetts last night to face charges he sexually assaulted five young children while working at the youth organization in the late...Tags: Police Arrests, Sex Crimes, Long Island, Centereach, Crime, Law and Justice
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Attorneys expect Chattanooga Police Department officers to get jobs back
Chattanooga Times Free Press, Tenn.With federal prosecutors declining to file charges against two former Chattanooga Police Department officers, defense attorneys are confident that evidence used in the criminal investigation will help both men get their jobs back. "It can potentially....Tags: Justice System, Career and Workplace, Labor Legislation, Prosecution, Theft
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Rutgers pioneer in public-interest law looks back
The Philadelphia InquirerAs a female student in the male-dominated law school culture of the early 1970s, Eve Biskind Klothen had such a terrible time that she figured she would leave, go into public-interest law, and never return to academia. She could not have expected that...Tags: Trials, Teaching and Learning, Legal Service, Colleges and Universities, Immigration
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Police, prosecutor embrace proposed alcohol limits
St. Joseph News-Press, Mo.The question of "How many is too many?" may change if a National Transportation Safety Board's recommendation moves forward. The NTSB recommended last week that all states lower the legal limit for a driver's blood-alcohol content by more than a third,...Tags: Police Arrests, Justice System, Physiology, National Transportation Safety Board, Prosecution
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BRIEF: Raleigh police await opinion on Internet sweepstakes parlors
The News & ObserverWhile police in Durham recently raided several Internet sweepstakes parlors suspected of operating illegally, Raleigh's parlors won't get a visit from the law just yet. City Attorney Tom McCormick has told the Raleigh City Council that he's waiting...Tags: Justice System, Computing and Information Technology Industry, Raleigh, Crime, Law and Justice, Wake County
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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...
Tags: U.S. Department of the Treasury, Internal Revenue Service, Tea Party Movement, U.S. Senate Committee on Finance, Crime, Law and Justice
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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: Human Interest, Justice System, Judges, Elections, Prosecution
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Change could shake up county government in Tuesday's election
The Times-Tribune, Scranton, Pa.The primary election Tuesday could lead to a dramatic change in Lackawanna County government. Or no change at all. Voters could take the first step toward setting up a new form of county government. They could vote yes to empanel a commission to study...Tags: Local Elections, Judges, Insurance, Voting, Unemployment
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Daily Press joins criticism of subpoenas for AP telephone records
NEWPORT NEWS — The Daily Press Media Group has joined a chorus of news organizations nationwide criticizing the Justice Department for a massive seizure of The Associated Press' telephone records. In a letter Friday to Hampton Roads' federal...Tags: Eric Holder, West Point, Journalism, Cell Phones, Crime, Law and Justice
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Five books: Local crime authors appearing at Lit Fest
In “The Devil's Dictionary,” Ambrose Bierce wrote, “There are four kinds of homicide: felonious, excusable, justifiable, and praiseworthy, but it makes no great difference to the person slain whether he fell by one kind or another...Tags: Justice System, Bellaire, U.S. Senate, Authors, Immigration
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All mail at Santa Clara County jail to be limited to small postcards
San Jose Mercury NewsTo jail inmate Lisa Coulter, the Hallmark card she got from a support group is a lifeline, something to hold close to her heart as she nervously waits for a judge to release her or send her back to prison after 16 years behind bars. "Welcome home,"...Tags: Justice System, Heroin, Prisons, Mental Health, Crime, Law and Justice
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New UCLA basketball Coach Steve Alford's honeymoon was very short
UCLA and Steve Alford. A basketball program of unmatched pedigree led by a former prodigy who became a national champion and Olympic gold medalist before making a steady climb up the coaching ladder. On paper, a harmonic convergence. How they came...
Tags: University of California, Los Angeles, Iowa Hawkeyes, Trials, Awards and Prizes, Dallas Mavericks
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