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Couple Seeks to Reinstate Claims Against Cruise Line
Insisting they didn't mislead a Florida trial judge, the parents of a woman who vanished during a cruise will ask a state appeals panel today to reinstate their dismissed legal claims against Royal Caribbean Cruises. Ronald and Iva Bradley say the Miami-based cruise line was responsible for the disappearance of their daughter, but the judge found they failed to disclose contacts with witnesses who contradicted their claims.Capital Sources: IRS proposal to report interest payments draws ire
An Internal Revenue Service proposal to report interest payments to the U.S. deposits of non-resident aliens is alarming South Florida's international banking community.No, They Don't Have Standing to Sue
Douglas Kmiec asks why taxpayers get to make a federal case out of their political opposition? He says that the answer is a Warren Court mistake.Federal Circuit Nominee Sails Through Confirmation Hearing
A career staff attorney at the U.S. Justice Department who could become the first openly gay federal appellate court judge sailed through his confirmation hearing Wednesday on Capitol Hill.View more book results for the query "White"
Whitey Bulger's girlfriend gets eight years for helping him stay on the lam
A Boston federal judge has sentenced Catherine Greig, the girlfriend of mobster James J. "Whitey" Bulger, to eight years in prison, plus a $150,000 fine for enabling him to remain a long-time fugitive from the law.'Remarkably Unusual' Bail For Sandusky Raises Eyebrows
The most recent development in a seemingly growing list of unanswered questions stemming from the Jerry Sandusky Penn State sex abuse scandal — the $100,000 unsecured bail given to Sandusky earlier this month — had some attorneys specializing in sex crimes nonplussed.High court will jump back into prosecutorial immunity, speedy trial issues
The U.S. Supreme Court next term will jump back into questions surrounding prosecutorial immunity and speedy trial requirements in two cases, one involving prosecutors' immunity from suit for fabricating evidence in a case's investigative phase, and the other concerning whether pretrial motion preparation counts under the federal Speedy Trial Act.CCA Show Cause Order Directs Lawyers to Explain Untimely Filing
Two years ago, David Dow and the Texas Defender Service were embroiled in a controversy after a thwarted last minute attempt to file pleadings for a death-row inmate. Now Dow and Katherine Black, his TDS co-counsel in a different death penalty case, have been ordered to appear before the Court of Criminal Appeals to explain an "untimely filing," and they face possible sanctions under one of the CCA's rules.Trending Stories
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