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Politics flunks test as Wall Street predictor
The 2008 presidential election campaign is coming to a close, and for most Americans, it's good riddance. We won't miss you when you're gone. Whether financial markets will be happy with the outcome is a different matter. Everything points to a Democratic sweep of the executive and legislative branches on Nov. 4.Justices reluctant to extend Sixth Amendment rights
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Georgia tries to appease courts with earlier voter ID efforts
ATLANTA AP - The state of Georgia is hoping to avoid another court order blocking its latest attempt at requiring photo IDs at voting places by working to educate the public sooner about the measure before the year's remaining elections.Opponents of the voter ID law are vowing a fight, and the issue could be headed to the state Supreme Court before Nov.Clients should have followed Reagan's rule
Why do people wind up with the Bernie Madoffs of this world Because they've neglected one of Ronald Reagan's favorite sayings, "Trust, but verify." When it comes to Wall Street, I'm not even sure about the "trust" part, but "verify" is where wisdom begins. Admittedly, Bernard Madoff was a hard guy to be suspicious of.Crematory's 'Unspeakable Disrespect' on Trial
R.Robin [email protected] friends tossed Chattanooga attorney Robert Crawford Jr.'s cremated remains into the wind on his favorite golf course, the ashes sparkled as the sunlight caught them. Crawford's sister Teri D. Crawford said there was something angelic about her brother's ashes glittering in the wind.Class lawyers against Coke get more than $31.5 million
A federal judge has awarded more than $31.5 million-and several pointed observations-to lawyers who spent eight years battling The Coca-Cola Co. over whether it artificially inflated revenue figures to boost stock prices. The legal fees, as well as other administrative costs and the lead plaintiffs' expenses, will be deducted from a $137.Trending Stories
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