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Lobbyists Lack Clear Advocates
Joe [email protected] Miller came to Capitol Hill a couple of weeks ago to praise lobbying, not to bury it.Miller, who is president of the American League of Lobbyists, an organization of roughly 700 members, offered an impassioned defense of the multibillion-dollar industry, which is beset by scandal and public condemnation.9/11 suspects reject Gitmo lawyers
GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba AP-The accused mastermind of the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks said he welcomed martyrdom at U.S. hands, as he and four codefendants faced trial for war crimes without the benefit of lawyers.Thursday's arraignment at this isolated U.S. Navy base marked the first time that Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the former No.Sen. Burris feeling more heat as questions swirl
Lawyers for 9/11 responders defend firm's conduct
NEW YORK AP - The lead lawyer for thousands of Sept. 11 rescue and recovery workers has acknowledged that in preparing some claims, his firm made mistakes - including assertions that people had cancer when they didn't.But the attorney, Paul Napoli, said the errors all occurred at preliminary stages of the case, are being corrected and won't have any bearing on the outcome.
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Scientific advances force judicial technopeasants to decipher 'magic' in cases
William W. BedsworthI am the guy Arthur C. Clarke had in mind when he said, "We have reached the point in man's development where any reasonably advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic." I am no more capable of coping with the 21st century than George III would have been. And every day, the newspapers insist on reminding me of this.Verdict in day care drowning contested
Plaintiffs' lawyers who secured a $9.8 million verdict for the parents of a toddler who drowned at an unlicensed day care center operating in a private home said they have an unusual challenge in collecting the money.They argued that Cincinnati Insurance Company, the carrier of the homeowner's insurance policies, is responsible for the entire judgment, even though the jury said the homeowner was only 22 percent liable.Richard Anderson faces new culture as CEO at Delta
ATLANTA AP - Delta Air Lines Inc.'s incoming chief executive has gained a reputation in the airline industry as a decisive leader with a common man appeal.That laid back style helped Richard Anderson win over employees as CEO at Northwest Airlines Corp., but now as he heads into his new role at Delta he faces a company that has embraced independence.India must end a culture of 'build-neglect-rebuild'
THE WORLD BANK calls it India's "Build-Neglect-Rebuild" model.It's a malaise that plagues the delivery of transportation, electricity, water and most other services that the Indian government provides-or, more appropriately, attempts to provide-to its citizens.Typically, the charges that users pay for a service cover only a fraction of the operational and maintenance costs.DA Accuses DeKalb of Leaking Grand Jury Report
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