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Monthly Archives: November 2007
Two Wisc. SC judges to face campaign donors in case
Justice Annette Ziegler celebrates her Supreme Court election win
MADISON — Two controversial Wisconsin Supreme Court Justices are facing attacks for not recusing themselves from a forthcoming case that involves contributors to their election campaigns.
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Clinton bails on Scruggs’ fundraiser
Clinton
OXFORD, Miss. – Democratic Presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton will not be coming to indicted trial lawyer Richard “Dickie” Scruggs’ home for a fundraiser despite his long history of supporting her.
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Brown doubles up EPA suits over new discharge rules
Jerry Brown
SACRAMENTO — For the second time this month California Attorney General Jerry Brown has launched a lawsuit against the federal Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).
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Scruggs won’t quit Katrina cases
Barrett
JACKSON, Miss. – After receiving letters to the contrary, four judges in Mississippi received word Thursday that indicted attorney Richard “Dickie” Scruggs would not be dropping his law firm out of all Hurricane Katrina-related suits.
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Attorney: Scruggs will face uphill, very public battle
Scruggs
JACKSON, Miss. – When the FBI raided Richard “Dickie” Scruggs’ office Wednesday, it was safe to assume it had something to do with the federal criminal contempt charges he is facing in Alabama.
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Attorney: Scruggs indictment not looking good for AG Hood
Hood
JACKSON, Miss. – Where Richard “Dickie” Scruggs’ name goes, Mississippi Attorney General Jim Hood’s sometimes seems to follow — and vice versa.
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Madigan follows Blumenthal with sub-prime lawsuit hits
Lisa Madigan
SPRINGFIELD — Illinois Attorney General Lisa Madigan has re-boarded the legal bandwagon against the collapsing sub-prime mortgage sector with her first two lawsuits. Read More
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