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Real estate lending fraud targeted

The Federal Bureau of Investigation last week announced legal action against 205 individuals, including four from Missouri, in the largest single real estate financing fraud sting in the agency’s history. With the implementation of Operation Continued Action this summer, 158 ...

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Criminal appeals order issued by 8th Circuit

Federal prosecutors and criminal defense attorneys have just received some much-needed guidance from the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals on how that court will deal with criminal appeals involving issues related to the U.S. Supreme Court’s decision in United ...

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Challenges to Blakely can't be waived

The Supreme Court decision in Blakely v. Washington represented such a sea change in sentencing law that no defendant can be deemed to have waived a challenge to his sentence on Blakely grounds, the Seventh Circuit held on Sept. 14. ...

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AGC offers new online resources

In its latest move to head off a practice viewed as threatening for many construction professionals, the Associate General Contractors has launched an online resource center where members across the nation can find official statements and research material that back ...

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Tenant had duty to defend itself

It wasn’t the landlord’s fault a witness called on behalf of a tenant didn’t prove the tenant’s defense, Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, held on Tuesday, because the tenant never objected to the witness’s insufficient evidence at trial. The ...

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