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Daily Report Online

Judicial Council Approves New Superior Court Judge for Cobb County

The Judicial Council of Georgia has announced it approved a request for an additional judge for the Cobb County Superior court in Marietta.
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New Jersey Law Journal

In the Matter of the Expungement of the Arrest/Charge Records of T.B.

Drug Court Graduates Seeking Criminal Record Expungement Required to Making Showing That Expungement Served Public Interest
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New Jersey Law Journal

State v. Ingram

State Not Required to Present Live Testimony at Detention Hearing, But Could Be Ordered to if Proffer Insufficient
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New Jersey Law Journal

Bill, Spurred by Wray Representation, Would Mandate Retainers

One of Gov. Chris Christie's most persistent critics in the state Legislature is sponsoring a bill that effectively would have barred Christie's apparent hiring of high-profile lawyer Christopher Wray—now the FBI director—without a written retainer agreement.
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The Recorder

Lozano-Arredondo v. Sessions

9th Cir.; 11-72422 The court of appeals granted a petition for review of an order of the Board of Immigration Appeals and remanded. The court held that…
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New York Law Journal

640,000 NYC Warrants for Unpaid Summonses Tossed

In a single day, New York City courts have thrown out over 640,000 arrest warrants for people who didn't pay tickets for minor offenses years ago.
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The Recorder

Greenway v. Ryan

9th Cir.; 14-15309 The court of appeals affirmed a district court judgment denying a petition for writ of habeas corpus. The court held that the Arizona…
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Texas Lawyer

Dallas Plaintiffs Lawyer Arrested After Allegedly Attacking People at Valet Stand

A Dallas plaintiffs lawyer and her wife are facing multiple misdemeanor assault charges after police allege she attacked a valet and several other people at a popular entertainment district.
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New York Law Journal

Recent Trials Show Importance of Investigating Cooperating Witnesses

Carrie H. Cohen writes: Cooperation agreements long have offered defense lawyers a potentially powerful avenue of attack. But the typical line of attack on cross-examination of cooperating witnesses, using his or her own crimes and desire to avoid a long prison sentence to undermine the witness's credibility, should be part of a much broader strategy. Everything—employment history, prior convictions, marital records, litigation history—should be open for scrutiny.
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Daily Business Review

Tiger Woods Gets Deal for Diversion Program After Treatment

An attorney for Woods enters a not-guilty plea and announces an agreement to resolve charges after the golf great was found unconscious at the wheel.
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