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PD panel asks for Supreme Court help

Having failed to persuade the Legislature to give it full relief for its heavy caseload, the Missouri State Public Defender’s system is taking measures into its own hands, possibly with help from the Missouri Supreme Court. The Public Defenders Commission ...

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School takeover proceeds

By Scott Lauck [email protected] Acknowledging that the legal process of stripping the district of its accreditation may be “troublesome,” Judge Richard Callahan allowed the state’s takeover of St. Louis Public Schools to proceed last week. The Cole County judge said ...

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Massachusetts high court upholds Herald libel verdict The Boston Herald is not entitled to a rehearing in a libel suit brought by a Superior Court judge, the Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts has ruled. The Supreme Judicial Court on May ...

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Black, co-defendants rest defense in fraud trial

Former Hollinger International Chairman Conrad Black and three other former company executives rested their defense on federal fraud charges this week without testifying themselves. Closing arguments are set for Monday. Prosecutors claim the men stole $60 million from Hollinger, once ...

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Judge rejects lawyer’s plea in Bonds transcript case Troy Ellerman, a lawyer who admitted leaking baseball player Barry Bonds’ grand jury testimony to a reporter, had his plea agreement with prosecutors thrown out by a federal judge who rejected a ...

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Texas police arrest offenders after MySpace provides data Seven convicted sex offenders were arrested in Texas for violating parole restrictions after MySpace.com provided police with their subscriber information. Six of the offenders were prohibited from using the Internet as a ...

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