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Three inmates indicted in Jackson County courthouse shootout
JEFFERSON, Ga. AP - Three inmates have been indicted for their roles in an escape attempt at the Jackson County courthouse that left a fourth inmate dead and a deputy with gunshot wounds.In a recently released indictment, Mark Joseph McCarthy, 25, Joshua Shane Marlow, 24, and Bobby Dwayne Martin, 37, face eight charges including conspiracy to commit escape, obstruction of an officer with violence and aggravated assault.Defense in Louima Beating Hopes Third Time is Charm
ABNER Louima has told the story of his brutal beating dozens of times and, according to the lawyer for defendant Charles Schwarz, he has lied every time.Schwarz`s Lawyer Ronald Fischetti Argues Victim Lied RepeatedlyView more book results for the query "*"
Texas High Court Deals a Blow To Insurers
The Texas Supreme Court dealt a blow to insurers last month in cases involving defamation of character and a diet pill manufacturer. Dissents to all or part of each ruling underscore the philosophical disagreements that exist between the two most conservative members of the court and the other justices.CWA Ruling Could Be National Victory for Municipalities
Stormwater is a significant contributor to water pollution across the United States. This is because stormwater is an inherently polluted substance, which invariably collects debris, pesticides and other contaminants from the ground before flowing into streams, rivers and lakes. Given its unique nature, stormwater runoff has presented a series of problems since the adoption of the federal Clean Water Act (CWA), 33 U.S.C. § 1251-1387, in 1972.Volunteer JHOs Refuse to Abandon Court System
For 12 years, New York's judges have toiled without a pay raise. Now, 68 judicial hearing officers are working for free. Chief Judge Jonathan Lippman said the volunteer JHOs represent the loftiest ideals of the judiciary. "It demonstrates graphically what we have said all these years: Judges are dedicated to fostering justice. We couldn't be more grateful or appreciative. They really do make a difference."Lawyer: Letterman suspect just shopping screenplay
NEW YORK AP - A TV news producer accused of blackmailing David Letterman in exchange for keeping quiet about his sexual affairs was only trying to sell the late-night comic a screenplay, the producer's lawyer said Tuesday.Robert J. "Joe" Halderman's attorney asked a Manhattan judge at a hearing to dismiss the attempted first-degree grand larceny charge.Trending Stories
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