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Michael Ravnitzky The National Law Journal NEW YORK-The nation's first online law school has graduated its first class: 10 men and women whose home study bears little re
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It was 6:30 a.m., March 11, when Sally Quillian Yates learned via an e-mail that a late-night vote by the U.S. Senate had confirmed her nomination as the first female U.S attorney in Georgia'
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