Attorneys for California's condemned inmates may be the ultimate telecommuters.
July 06, 2006 at 12:00 AM
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Clayton Seaman Jr. loves sharing the peace and quiet of his home in the high desert of Arizona with his wife � and two mutts “who have barely graduated from obedience school.”
Glen Niemy praises the quality treatment his two adopted children are getting for psychological disorders in laid-back, and downright friendly, Maine.
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