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Missing Missoula man died of hypothermia MISSOULA - The daughter of a 77-year-old Missoula man who was reported missing Monday says her father died of hypothermia. Search Results - helenair.com

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Same circus, new clowns Relations between state House Democrats and Republicans collapse in spat over reform bills._So much for the new civility. mcall.com - Breaking News

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Maine treasurer warns of state debts Treasurer Bruce Poliquin says taxpayers' obligation to pay off the unfunded liability in the retirement system will balloon in the years ahead. Portland Press Herald News Stories

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San Mateo police arrest San Leandro man over $25,000... The man is accused of stealing purses and wallets in the East Bay and then using their owners' credit cards to make the fraudulent purchases, according to a San Mateo police statement. Inside Bay Area Most Viewed

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Dick Gregory joins bridge crossing lineup SELMA -- Comedian Dick Gregory, who has mixed humor with civil rights activities throughout his long career, will join other well-known celebrities at this year's Bridge Crossing Jubilee. montgomeryadvertiser.com - Alabama

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Judge gives probation to 2 boys who threw bricks at woman, 68

Category : Chicago Sun Times

A 68-year-old woman who shot a 12-year-old boy in the shoulder when he threw bricks at her outside her South Shore home was criticized by a Cook County judge Wednesday morning as her two young attackers were sentenced to probation. Juvenile Court Judge Andrew Berman sentenced both the 12-year-old boy …

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Vermont judge nixes charges against overpaid contractor

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A Vermont judge says prosecutors can’t proceed with criminal charges against a contractor who was accidentally overpaid 2,000 by the city of Montpelier.
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Judge rules Timothy Dowd could pose flight risk, denies bail

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Timothy Dowd, accused of second-degree murder in a car crash Dec. 26 that killed a Burlington woman, will remain behind bars as he awaits trial.
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Judge denies evidence-observation request from Burlington murder suspect

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Attorneys for Jose Pazos, the man accused of killing 50-year-old social worker Kathleen Smith in October, made the request last month. During a 45-minute hearing Tuesday, the director of the crime lab testified that he would find an observer distracting.
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Ex-Mass. judge acquitted of assault charge

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A retired judge and former district attorney accused of striking a police officer says he is relieved after a Northampton jury found him not guilty.



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Judge rejects Bell mayor’s request for legal fees

Category : Los Angeles Times

Superior Court judge says Oscar Hernandez is premature in asking the city of Bell to cover his legal fees to fight allegations of misappropriation of public funds and corruption.

Bell does not have to pick up Mayor Oscar Hernandez’s legal expenses in defending himself against accusations that he misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars from the city treasury, a Superior Court judge ruled Monday.




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Court of Appeals judge to retire, join private practice

Category : Baltimore Sun

A judge on Maryland’s highest appellate court has announced plans to retire and join a Baltimore law firm, Liz F. Kay reports.

Judge Joseph F. Murphy Jr. has served on the Court of Appeals since 2007, after spending 14 years as a Court of Special Appeals judge, including 11 years as its chief judge.

Murphy, 67, also spent nine years as a Baltimore County Circuit Court judge.

His main focus will be to establish an alternative dispute resolution center for the firm of Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White, where his daughter is an appellate laywer. He will privately mediate state and federal litigation on the trial or appellate level, said managing partner Steven D. Silverman, but "ethically he feels it would be improper for him to appear before state court judges," Silverman said.

Murphy will represent clients in federal courts, however.

"Judge Murphy embodies Maryland’s legal system," said Shaun Adamec, a spokesman for O’Malley. "It’s not as though he can be easily replaced."




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Judge yanks Lure’s liquor permit

Category : St. Louis Post Dispatch

A judge today revoked the liquor license of the downtown
nightclub once known as Lure, effectively closing the
establishment.

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Judge throws out Country Crossing lawsuit

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A federal judge threw out a lawsuit aimed at getting electronic bingo machines operating again at the closed Country Crossing entertainment resort, whose developer is awaiting trial on government corruption charges.
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Court of Appeals judge to retire in August, join Baltimore law firm

Category : Baltimore Sun

Murphy’s daughter also a lawyer with Silverman, Thompson, Slutkin & White

A judge on Maryland’s highest appellate court has announced plans to retire and join a Baltimore law firm.




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