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Connecticut on track to abolish death penalty
HARTFORD, Conn. AP - The state Senate voted Thursday voted to abolish the death penalty in Connecticut, a state that has executed only one prisoner in a half-century and is now on track to join a national trend away from capital punishment.In an early morning vote that followed more than 10 hours of debate, the Senate approved legislation that would set life imprisonment as the maximum punishment for all future cases.
Breaking News: D.C. Circuit Hears Yucca Mountain Dispute
At a three-hour hearing on Wednesday, a panel of the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit that included Judge Harry Edwards expressed doubt about a government plan to build a nuclear waste storage facility in Yucca Mountain, Nev.Lawyer Wins Large Jury Verdict Against Former Partner
A Tarrant County jury returned a verdict on Feb. 7 totaling $3.5 million in damages, plus a half interest in a company, in favor of North Richland Hills lawyer D. Kent Davis. The verdict came in a breach of fiduciary duty and fraud suit Davis filed against his former partner Ledford White and a company White owns, M&M Joint Venture.
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Distracted-Driving Cases Are on the Rise in Pa.
Distracted driving is as old as the automobile, but recently the Pennsylvania court system has been tackling the issue with increasing regularity.
Feds warn of dark side of domain name expansion
As of Jan. 12, the Internet Corp. for Assigned Names and Numbers (ICANN) will accept applications for registration of almost any word in any language as a generic top-level domain name, such as dot-computer or dot-furniture.Prosecutors Rest in Tyson Immigrant Smuggling Case
Prosecutors wrapped up their immigrant-smuggling case against Tyson Foods on Thursday with testimony from a second manager who admitted knowingly hiring illegal workers for a Tyson poultry plant. Spencer Mabe, a former Shelbyville, Tenn., plant manager who pleaded guilty in a deal with prosecutors, testified that he was aware of illegal hirings and had dealt with an immigrant smuggler.Man pleads guilty in stolen Hitler bookmark case
SEATTLE AP - A Seattle-area man has admitted trying to sell a stolen bookmark that reportedly was given to Adolf Hitler by his mistress after the Nazis lost the Battle of Stalingrad in World War II.Christian Popescu, 37, of suburban Kenmore, who emigrated to the area about 12 years ago from Constanta, Romania, pleaded guilty Thursday in U.Trending Stories
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