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Closing arguments to begin in Fort Dix plot trial
CAMDEN, N.J. AP - They watched jihadist videos, listed to incendiary Islamist speeches, bought guns and practiced using them, and got a map of the Army's Fort Dix.And they were secretly recorded by FBI informants as they talked about bringing a holy war to America.But were the five men who spent years in the comfortable Philadelphia suburb of Cherry Hill really planning a homegrown terrorist attack on U.Judge Reverses No-Cause Verdict in Vioxx Case, Based on New Evidence
An Atlantic County judge, citing newly discovered evidence, last Thursday vacated a defense verdict in the case of an Idaho postal worker who said that using Merck & Co.'s drug Vioxx caused his heart attack.ABA task force seeks input on state of legal education
A task force the American Bar Association is asking for public input on questions ranging from how the cost of legal education hurts students and what law schools should seek to achieve during the next 25 years.Looking for clues in a juror's John Hancock
Handwriting analysis for jury selection has been used for decades, but the number of experts and attorneys who hire them has remained small. Some people remain skeptical about such work, but lawyers who count on it said it gives them a competitive edge.View more book results for the query "*"
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Calls for Increase in Statutory Attorney Fees Under Review
In his No-Fault Insurance Law Wrap-Up, David M. Barshay, a member of Baker Sanders, writes that it can hardly be disputed that the reality of handling a no-fault claim today is not the same as handling such a claim 25 years ago, when the minimum and maximum amount of statutory attorney fees in no-fault matters were established. A public comment period on the reasonableness, or lack thereof, of the attorney fee provisions ended this month, bringing the possibility of change.New Trial Ordered After 'Doubly Bad' Use of Peremptory Strikes
The D.C. Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial in an assault case after finding the prosecutor improperly used peremptory challenges to remove all of the black women from the jury pool. The Superior Court judge had found that since the prosecutor did not remove all the white female jurors or all the black male jurors, there was no basis for a discrimination claim. The appeals court disagreed, writing, "Two bad partial reasons for a peremptory strike do not add up to a good reason."Trending Stories
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