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Monthly Archives: September 2007
Cellphone co. illegally bumped Minn. users, AG alleges
Lori Swanson
ST. PAUL — Minnesota Attorney General Lori Swanson has sued leading wireless provider Sprint Nextel, alleging it unlawfully extended customer contracts in the state. Read More
News, State AGsJustice Starcher response even worse, airline says
Starcher
CHARLESTON, W. Va. – To Colgan Air, West Virginia Supreme Court Justice Larry Starcher keeps getting more insulting with each passing day.
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Top bench mis-counts judges in FL track suit – UPDATE
Justice Barbara J. Pariente
TALLAHASSEE — The Florida Supreme Court has decided to hand off to a trial court a ruling that could affect whether South Florida’s racetracks can run slot-machine gambling. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsAlaska AG urged to act as Fed trial exposes corruption
JUNEAU — Alaska Attorney General Talis Colberg intends staying on the sidelines even as more potentially illegal activities by state politicians await the light of day in federal corruption trials.
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Arkansas racetracks can add slot gambling, SC rules
Justice Paul E. Danielson
LITTLE ROCK — Racetracks in Arkansas that added extra gaming facilities following a 2005 citizens’ referendum can keep them, the state’s Supreme Court ruled today. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsFeds, AZ Supreme Ct. clash over out-state lawyer rules
Chief Justice Ruth V. McGregor
PHOENIX — The Arizona Supreme Court has prompted a showdown with the U.S. Department of Justice by refusing to allow out-of-state lawyers to practice before the state’s courts without registering and paying.
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New Wisc. Justice can’t bury misconduct charges – UPDATE
Justice Annette Ziegler
MADISON — Just when new Wisconsin Supreme Court Justice Annette Ziegler looked off the hook on judicial misconduct charges, three Court of Appeals judges have placed her squarely back on it. Read More
News, State Supreme CourtsUtah AG deputies step up while boss in traction – UPDATE
Mark Shurtleff
SALT LAKE CITY – Looks like his office will have to get by without famously hardworking Utah Attorney General Mark Shurtleff for a while longer. Read More
News, State AGsIl. Supreme Ct. agrees new med-mal rules from ‘hellhole’
Illinois Supreme Court
SPRINGFIELD — The Illinois Supreme Court has approved Madison County’s medical malpractice rule on mandatory mediation.
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