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Promotions and appointments
Greg Isaacs has joined LeadPoint. Jeff Kichaven will join JAMS. Scott Shagrin and Ira Ravitz have moved to Merrill Lynch. Excel Life Sciences hired Dr. Vijai Kumar. Nero named Kris Barton general manager. Salem Communications promoted Michael Reichert....Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Employers, Plastic Surgeons, Public Employees, Entertainment
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Two worlds collide as lawyer fights for inmate husband
Second of Three Parts
"Well, it's dinnertime at the amazing Miss Weird's Place," Pamela Griffin wrote her husband, Robert, one night in 1986, sitting alone at her kitchen table with leftovers. "Tonight we have the famous incredible squash concoction --...Tags: Punishment, Civil Rights, Blackmail and Extortion, FBI, Justice and Rights
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Obama donor received a state grant
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersAfter an unsuccessful campaign for Congress in 2000, Illinois state Sen. Barack Obama faced serious financial pressure: numerous debts, limited cash and a law practice he had neglected for a year. Help arrived in early 2001 from a significant new legal...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Employers, U.S. Senate, Contracts, Democratic National Conventions
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Who's behind the integration decision?
MARK TUSHNET teaches constitutional law at Harvard Law School.THE SEATTLE school integration case decided by the Supreme Court last month was brought in the name of a group called Parents Involved in Community Schools on behalf of Jill Kurfirst and her ninth-grade son. But it was a little-known, Sacramento-based...Tags: Wildlife, Crime, Law and Justice, Social Issues, Justice System, Endangered Species
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Carona's legal help: why free?
Los Angeles Times Staff WritersAs former Orange County Sheriff Michael S. Carona prepares for trial on criminal charges that he sold access to his office for cash, favors and gifts, he has retained the best lawyers money can buy. And he's getting them nearly free of charge. Jones Day,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Bono, National Government, Georgetown, George Ryan
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Questions and Answers on Retirement
Times Staff WriterQ: I am changing jobs to a company with no 401(k) plan and a $1,500 yearly contribution to a SEP-IRA. My previous employer had a 401(k) with a 3% matching contribution. Are there any choices out there with pretax benefits to save for my retirement? A:...Tags: Employers, Punishment, Contracts, Personal Data Collection, State Income Tax
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Kerry's Crime-Fighting Early Days
Times Staff WriterCAMBRIDGE, Mass. — In the summer of 1976, John F. Kerry's run as a young man of destiny seemed in danger of running its course. He'd skipped around his home state in a hunt for political office, only to get clobbered in his quest for a House seat....Tags: Sex Crimes, Employers, U.S. Senate, Punishment, Missing in Action
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Child Advocate Departing After 7 Months
The Hartford CourantHARTFORD -- State Child Advocate Jamey Bell is resigning after just seven months as the independent watchdog over state agencies responsible for neglected and abused children – saying she plans to become executive director of Greater Hartford...Tags: Dannel P. Malloy , Abusive Behavior, Hartford (Hartford, Connecticut), Regional Authority, Politics
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Missing Boca attorney had ties with companies facing FTC lawsuit
Missing Boca Raton attorney Timothy McCabe once had ties to what federal authorities have described as a web of South Florida businesses that financially preyed on people desperate to avoid foreclosure, the Sun Sentinel has found. McCabe got some of his...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Loans, Trials, Financial and Business Services, Prosecution
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E-mail address locked in limbo
Star Tribune (Minneapolis)A company that overpromises what it can deliver should never deal with a lawyer. That's what Comcast did with Minneapolis attorneys Richard Fuller and Charles Horowitz, who recently opened a new two-person law firm. They ordered Comcast's business-...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Email, Computer Networking and Internet, Business Enterprises, Computing and Information Technology Industry
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Commissioners pleased with hiring in-house attorney
The Cullman Times, Ala.After years of partnering with a local law firm for legal representation, the county has opted to go a different route. The county hired its first in-house attorney in Heath Meherg during a commission meeting last November. Now, sixth months in,...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Business Enterprises, Judges, Justice System, Lawyers
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Letters to the Editor - May 19
No right to speed through school zones To the editor: I am surprised at how many people think they have a constitutional right to speed through school zones. In the few last weeks, several writers have voiced their displeasure at having to pay...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Punishment, Business Enterprises, Judges, Maryland Department of Transportation
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