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Suit Tests Duty of Government to Employee Who Blew the Whistle
Once the trials are done and the criminals have been packed off to jail, what happens to a public employee who cooperates with prosecutors to help convict his co-workers? That question is at the heart of the whistleblower suit filed by former Union County corrections officer Juan Espinosa.N.J. Enacts Law to Prevent 'Granny Snatching'
While family conflicts over relatives with diminished capacity are nothing new, in our increasingly mobile society it has become more common for family members engaged in such disputes to move relatives with diminished capacity across state lines. This often is referred to as "granny snatching."ACA's Impact on the Elderly and Individuals With Special Needs
Understanding the Affordable Care Act and how it affects people with special needs and the elderly, including its interaction with Medicare and Medicaid.ERIE COUNTY Supreme Court Justice Makowski Since 1972, New York has lead the nation in recognizing that the actions of government can damage the environment. With the
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