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The USERRA Obligations of Returning Veterans' Employers
A question many employers will be asking in the months and years to come is: "What obligations do companies have to members of the armed services returning from war or military training?"'Sopranos' creator says lawsuit 'made him sick' as he takes witness stand in federal court
TRENTON, N.J. AP - The creator of "The Sopranos" testified Tuesday that he wanted to cry when he learned in 2002 he was being sued by a former municipal judge who wanted credit for his role in the creation of the hit mob drama.Chase said he heard about the lawsuit while doing post-production work on the series in Los Angeles.Officer defends overturning verdict
The Air Force commander who overturned a guilty verdict in a sexual assault case says he found too many inconsistencies with the alleged victim's account of the incident and determined that the accused officer was more believable.View more book results for the query "*"
Discipline Chief Making Progress on Backlog
State Bar's James Towery is walking a tightrope between pushing cases along and showing he's a tough copCommonwealth Court Tightens Right-to-Know Restrictions
The Commonwealth Court has barred the release of e-mails sent to and from the director of Lackawanna County's Office of Domestic Relations in a ruling that narrows the scope of records obtainable under Pennsylvania's still-evolving Right to Know Law.Ninth Circuit: Lies Go Both Ways
You can't have a law that says it's illegal to tell lies that make cops look bad unless it's equally illegal to tell lies that make cops look good, a not-so-conservative panel concludes.Trending Stories
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