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Eustis sets workshop to discuss settlement in development dispute with John Keating
EUSTIS — The City Council will hold a workshop June 26 to discuss a settlement to the years-long legal battle with Orlando attorney John Keating over his development proposal. Keating and John F. Ballard Jr. are trustees of more than 600 acres...Tags: Politics, Public Officials, Litigation, Credit and Debt, Government
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Pérez applauds funding for trial courts
Assemblyman V. Manuel Pérez, D-Coachella, announced that the Assembly Budget Sub-Committee 5 on Public Safety took action Thursday to increase trial court funding by $100 million. “Inadequate funding has placed our courthouses at risk, forcing...Tags: Politics, Safety of Citizens, Budgets and Budgeting, Government
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Doctor's accused killer angry about surgery
A man accused of killing a Newport Beach doctor said in a jailhouse interview Friday that he was angry about the aftereffects of surgery performed on him about 21 years ago. "I'll admit, what I did was a terrible thing," Stanwood Elkus, 75, said...
Tags: Justice System, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Veterans Affairs
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Court listings: May 25
Corey Matthew Adkins, 23, of 20 First Ave. N.E., No. 6, no driver’s license, fined $120 and sentenced to 30 days in jail with all of the jail sentence suspended; failure to maintain financial responsibility, fined $120 and sentenced to 30 days in...Tags: Jamestown (Jamestown, Virginia), Watertown, Punishment, Fines, Prisons
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Judge rules against 'America's toughest sheriff' in racial profiling lawsuit
ReutersPHOENIX (Reuters) - Arizona lawman Joe Arpaio violated the constitutional rights of Latino drivers in his crackdown on illegal immigration, a federal judge found on Friday, and ordered him to stop using race as a factor in law enforcement decisions....Tags: Mexico, Racism, American Civil Liberties Union, Lawyers, Social Issues
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Last of four brothers in Arellano Felix drug cartel pleads guilty
SAN DIEGO — Eduardo Arellano Felix, the last of four brothers targeted by U.S. authorities for running the notorious Arellano Felix drug cartel, pleaded guilty Friday to money laundering and conspiracy charges. Arellano Felix, 56, a medical doctor...
Tags: Punishment, Lifestyle and Leisure, Prisons, Court Preliminary, Drug Trafficking
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4 Somerset County athletes still competing for PIAA track medals
For the Daily AmericanSHIPPENSBURG — The cold, windy, wet weather dampened the conditions, but it couldn’t dampen the spirits of several Somerset County athletes after the first day of the PIAA Track and Field championships at Shippensburg University’s Seth...Tags: Minor League Baseball, Track and Field, Awards and Prizes
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Accused killer angry about surgery
A man accused of killing a Newport Beach doctor told the Daily Pilot Friday that he was angry about the after effects of surgery performed on him about 21 years ago. "I'll admit, what I did was a terrible thing," Stanwood Elkus, 75, said during visiting...
Tags: Medical Procedures and Tests, Justice System, Lawyers, Crime, Law and Justice, Veterans Affairs
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Republic man sentenced to 50 years in prison for sexually abusing young girl for three years
AnchorA Greene county man is sentenced to fifty years in prison for sexually abusing a young girl. Prosecutors say 47 year old Mark Edward Womack, Junior of Republic sexually abused the girl for three years, starting when she was eleven. Womack pleaded...Tags: Punishment, Prisons
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UM says it alerted AG's office about swim coach's abuse of girl
The University of Maryland says it alerted the state attorney general nearly 25 years ago that the school's head swimming coach had acknowledged sexually abusing a girl at his private club, but he was not charged until last year. Rick Curl, founder of...
Tags: Abusive Behavior, University of Maryland, College Park, Swimming, Bribery, Lawyers
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Corruption trial of Canadian trader ends in Cuba, with verdict soon
Reuters* Importer faces up to 12 years in prison * Corruption arrests unprecedented in Cuba By Marc Frank HAVANA, May 24 (Reuters) - The trial of a Canadian businessman who bribed Cuban officials ended on Friday after two days of testimony, but there was no...Tags: Havana (Cuba), International Trade, Judges, Punishment, Cuba
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Passenger Injured In Train Crash Sues Metro-North
The Hartford CourantA Mystic woman injured in last week's train crash in Bridgeport filed suit Friday against the Metro-North Railroad. The federal lawsuit filed by Elizabeth and Peter Sorensen states that the railroad company's negligence caused the crash. The lawsuit,...Tags: Railway Accidents, Science and Technology, Litigation, New Haven (New Haven, Connecticut), Grand Central Terminal
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