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Lawyer: Fulton DA plans to charge officers involved in death of elderly woman
ATLANTA AP - Fulton County prosecutors said they intend to seek murder charges against three Atlanta police officers involved in the shooting death of a 92-year-old woman, according to the lawyer for one of the officers.Fulton County District Attorney Paul Howard sent a letter that said he will ask a grand jury on Feb. 26 to deliver a murder indictment against officers Gregg Junnier, J.
4th DCA asks Florida Supreme Court what is required to void foreclosure sale
The 4th DCA asked the Florida Supreme Court to decide if a foreclosure sale can be set aside if the "adequacy of the bid price is not at issue."Bodiford jump starts Nichols trial
After more than a year's delay, the judge overseeing the murder trial of Brian G. Nichols said it will resume July 10, and perhaps at a new location. Cobb County Superior Court Judge James G. Bodiford said he would try to wrap up the case-expected to run as long as six months-by the end of the year and warned attorneys that court would be in session six days a week and run until 6 p.
Cutbacks Will Be Felt By OCA, Prudenti Says
Following a joint legislative budget hearing, Chief Administrative Judge A. Gail Prudenti said yesterday that within the next few weeks staffers will be redeployed, some operations will be discontinued and perks will be eliminated in an effort to ensure that the Judiciary's core responsibilities are not compromised by her hold-the-line budget.
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In Suit Over Madonna Playing Loud Music at Home, Neighbor May Have Goods on Material Girl
Teller of 'Penn & Teller' sues to stop 'how-to' disclosure of his magic trick
Teller alleges that a Dutch entertainer is ripping off his illusion called The Rose & Her Shadow, and is now offering to reveal the secrets of the trick for $3,050.
Americans seeking unemployment aid rises by 17,000
The number of Americans applying for unemployment benefits rose last week by 17,000, reversing four weeks of declines. But the number of people seeking aid is consistent with a job market that continues to grow modestly.
Retailers report solid sales gains for July
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