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Budget cuts have made this "the saddest and most professionally challenging season of my career," New York City Family Court Administrative Judge Edwina G. Richardson-Mendelson said Wednesday evening.Obama open to adding GOP ideas to health plan
WASHINGTON AP - President Barack Obama said Tuesday he was open to four new Republican proposals on health care legislation, in a gesture of bipartisanship meant to jump-start his stalled drive to overhaul the system.Obama detailed the ideas, all of which were raised at a bipartisan health care summit last week, in a letter to congressional leaders.
E-Legal: Recycling Computer Waste
The Environmental Protection Agency has reported that electronic goods, including computers and related materials, annually comprise approximately 2 million tons of waste in the United States. Even though companies have implemented voluntary recycling programs and there is a bill pending in Congress to promote such recycling, much still needs to be done to address the disposal of this potentially hazardous waste."Sexting" Prosecutor to Resign
A Wisconsin prosecutor facing removal from office over accusations that he abused his position in seeking relationships with vulnerable women will resign instead, his attorney said Monday.
GCs Vent Their Frustrations About Outside Counsel
As noted in a recent study, only about 30 percent of general counsel nationwide were satisfied with their primary law firms in 2005, down from 43.5 percent the year before. And the GCs, squeezed by budget constraints and pressure from boards of directors, are reacting to shoddy work by demoting and replacing their primary law firms and spreading the wealth among more secondary firms. How do you keep your law firm from losing its spot on the speed-dial? Some top GCs share their pet peeves in this interview.The Boss Once More, Lynch Says Priorities Are Public Safety, Economic Crimes and Corruption
When Loretta Lynch first joined the Eastern District U.S. Attorney's Office in 1990 as a line prosecutor in the general crimes division, the 15 attorneys in her unit shared two computers.
Travis Williams, 29, Northeastern Judicial Circuit assistant public defender
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