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Clayton's woes play into incumbent losses
This wasn't a good year to be an incumbent in Clayton County.Perhaps because of ongoing controversies with Clayton County schools and law enforcement, or maybe due to national disenchantment with the political system, five incumbent office holders have been defeated this year in Clayton County: the district attorney, sheriff, solicitor general, a state senator and one school board member.State Bar Wants U.S. News to Factor in Diversity in Law School Rankings
Alleged Christmas Day bomber pleads not guilty before packed courtroom
In the first legal proceeding involving Detroit's latest terrorism case, local prosecutors went it alone. Main Justice did not send any lawyers to attend what was barely a three-minute hearing at the federal courthouse, which was otherwise swarmed by demonstrators, security officers, sniffing dogs and international media.View more book results for the query "White"
Justice Delayed Is Justice Nonetheless
In "Imperfect Justice," Stuart E. Eizenstat explains how he applied ill-defined international law on behalf of millions of mistreated Holocaust victims dead and alive.After Guilty Verdict, Defense Lawyers in HLF Case Focus on Appeal
After a 42-day trial and eight-and-a-half days deliberating, a federal jury in Dallas convicted the five individual defendants in United States v. Holy Land Foundation, et al. on charges that they engaged in a conspiracy to help funnel at least $12.4 million to Hamas through a now-defunct Richardson-based Muslim charity.Death toll at 10 as Southeast floods start to ebb
AUSTELL, Ga. AP - As floodwaters around Atlanta began to recede, residents were packing moving vans with furniture and commiserating about water-logged homes."I'm toast," Penny Freeman, who moved into a first-floor apartment five days ago, said Tuesday. "I don't have a place to stay. I'm losing my mind right now.AT&T, Race Bosses Argue Over Cingular Logo in Federal Court Hearing
For years, NASCAR's Jeff Burton has driven the bright orange No. 31 car with the logo of Cingular Wireless. With the merger of AT&T and BellSouth, which jointly owned Cingular, AT&T hoped to use No. 31 to market the transition of the retiring Cingular brand to AT&T. But the proposed paint job has run afoul of NASCAR's sponsorship deal with AT&T rival Sprint/Nextel. AT&T went to federal court last week to demand a preliminary injunction allowing it to replace Cingular's trademarks on No. 31 with its own.Federal Opinion Approved for Publication
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