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Daily Report Online

Juvenile Court Judge Announces Campaign for Cobb Superior Court

Cobb County Juvenile Court Judge Juanita Stedman announced Wednesday she will run for the open seat Superior Court Judge James Bodiford created Tuesday when he revealed plans to retire when his current term expires at the end of the year.
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National Law Journal

White House Panel Recommends Early Voting, Online Registration

Election officials should expand early voting opportunities and use online voter registration systems to help alleviate long lines to cast ballots and fraudulent registrations, a nonpartisan commission said in a report released today.
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Law.com

White House Panel Recommends Early Voting, Online Registration

Election officials should expand early voting opportunities and use online voter registration systems to help alleviate long lines to cast ballots and fraudulent registrations, a nonpartisan commission said in a report released today.
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Daily Report Online

Bodiford to Retire in Cobb, Creating Open Election

Cobb County Superior Court Judge James Bodiford announced Tuesday he will retire when his current term expires at the end of the year, creating a wide open judicial election and ending a three-decade career on the bench.
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New Jersey Law Journal

Legislation Would Restore Voting Rights Act

A bipartisan group of lawmakers proposed legislation on Thursday to repair and expand the Voting Rights Act of 1965, in response to the U.S. Supreme Court decision last year that gutted one of the nation's most powerful tools to fight voter discrimination.
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Daily Report Online

Fulton Judge: Roswell Election Date is Too Late

A judge has rejected most of a suit over the city of Roswell's efforts to privatize its municipal court system and move from electing to appointing the chief judge of that court, a position that has been vacant since last August.
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The American Lawyer

Lawmakers Tap Jenner Partner for Christie Bridge Probe

Reid Schar, a former U.S. attorney in Chicago who served as the lead prosecutor in both of former Illinois Gov. Rod Blagojevich's corruption trials, has been hired to serve as special counsel to a New Jersey General Assembly committee investigating the role Gov. Chris Christie and his staff members played in creating a four-day traffic snarl by ordering the closing of lanes leading to the George Washington Bridge.
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New York Law Journal

Candidates Tied After Judge Orders Ballot to Be Counted

The lengthy and unresolved race for Plattekill town justice came no closer to a resolution Monday after a disputed absentee ballot left the candidates in a dead heat.
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New York Law Journal

Staten Island D.A. Wants Investigation Documents Sealed

Staten Island District Attorney Daniel Donovan Jr. is asking the state's highest court to seal records relating to a political investigation and for permission to serve a redacted brief on his adversary, the Working Families Party.
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Daily Report Online

Governor's No. 2 Lawyer to Direct State Bar's Lobbying Team

W. Thomas Worthy, deputy executive counsel for Gov. Nathan Deal, will start the 2014 session of the Georgia General Assembly working for the State Bar of Georgia.
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