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Oregon dad wants bail money back
MEDFORD, Ore. AP - A Central Point man says the Jackson County Circuit Court system is committing theft by refusing to return $100,000 in bail he posted on behalf of his son. And he is vowing to fight all the way to the Supreme Court to get his money back."I was under the impression I could bail my son out without them stealing my money," Kent Gutches says.Hedge funds that lost billions shorting Volkswagen stock haven't been easily dissuaded from going after Porsche, which pumped up VW's share price in a botched takeover bid. On Wednesday a group of funds that opted for state court cleared a crucial hurdle, when Porsche's lawyers at Sullivan & Cromwell lost a bid to dismiss fraud and unjust enrichment claims that could be worth well north of $1 billion.
Judge Mary Rudd Robinson still gets to be part psychiatrist on bench
Broward County Court Judge Mary Rudd Robinson received a scholarship to law school where she discovered two loves — the law and the man she followed to Fort Lauderdale and married.Judge Cites Trial, Appellate Errors in Granting Habeas
Under the Antiterrorism and Effective Death Penalty Act it takes almost a perfect storm of errors for a state court convict to obtain habeas corpus relief in federal court. The case of Eric Williams is one of the few to meet that standard, according to Eastern District Judge John Gleeson.Ala. teen's bus defiance set stage for Rosa Parks
PORTLAND, Maine AP - More than 50 years after her refusal to surrender her bus seat to a white woman set the stage for a similar act of defiance by Rosa Parks, Claudette Colvin is finally getting her due as a civil rights pioneer.On March 2, 1955, the 15-year-old schoolgirl from Montgomery, Ala., was dragged off the bus by police, handcuffed and jailed.View more book results for the query "US Department of Justice"
Former Congressman Takes Law Dean Gig
Chapman University School of Law has tapped Tom Campbell -- a lawyer with a Ph.D. in economics who has been a law professor, a business school dean, a U.S. congressman, a bureaucrat in the Federal Trade Commission, a state finance director and a would-be senator -- as its next dean.Homicide DA has High Energy, Low Profile
If the past month is any indication, a mob of reporters and cameramen will follow every development in the prosecution of alleged cop murderer David Hill. And if history is a guide, Valerie McGuire, San Francisco's lead prosecutor on the case, will steer clear of them. McGuire took over last month as head of the San Francisco DA's homicide unit, having arrived with a reputation for hard work and persuasive courtroom oratory.Watchdog Finds Ex-NY Judge Should Be Barred From Bench for Imprisonments, Penis "Jokes"
Probing the Milberg-Weiss Probe
Check out our ongoing roundup on the investigation into the federal kickback investigation into class action giant Milberg Weiss firm and attorney William Lerach.Trending Stories
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