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Pros and Cons of a proposed cell phone directory

The cellular phone industry’s leading trade organization, Cellular Telecommunications & Internet Association (www.wow-com.com), is attempting to compile a list of cell phone numbers and user names to be utilized only by directory-assistance operators. This means that anyone may get in ...

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Officials can limit rituals in prison

While Iowa State Penitentiary officials cannot ban the practice of an obscure religion circulating in prisons throughout the country, they can limit the extent of its rituals, the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled in a partially reversed opinion ...

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Builders oppose senate draft

The National Association of Home Builders issued opposition Sunday evening to a legislation draft that would restructure the regulatory framework of the government sponsored enterprises Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac and the Federal Home Loan Bank System. The bill is currently ...

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Polsinelli adds to St. Louis office

Polsinelli Shalton & Welte has added Julia N. Gwinn and Richard A. Voytas Jr. to its St. Louis office. Gwinn joins as an associate who will practice in the firm’s litigation department. Gwinn received her J.D. from Washington University School ...

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Legal Leaders lunch approaches

The Daily Record’s Legal Leader’s of the Year award luncheon is less than two weeks away, but there is still time to purchase tickets for the event. Ten leaders from Kansas City’s legal community were chosen by a panel of ...

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Error in defining 'fiduciary duty'

Instructions submitted to a jury allowed jurors to pick and choose the facts deciding a breach of fiduciary duty case, ruled the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, on Tuesday. In addition to the incorrect instructions, the appellate court also ...

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Court rules mother and daughter must move

A daughter’s relationship with her father and her extended family is more beneficial to her than her mother’s opportunity for career advancement, the Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District, said Tuesday as it reversed a lower court’s decision to allow ...

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