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Monthly Archives: July 2010
Ten who had to face the press
Eliot Spitzer, New York’s former attorney general and governor, knows something about making headlines — for good and bad reasons. This fall, Spitzer will be co-hosting a roundtable television show for CNN. Legal Newsline takes a look at 10 other state attorneys general who made the wrong kind of headlines, like Spitzer did when his participation in a prostitution ring was revealed.
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AG Brown says Whitman’s pants are on fire
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SACRAMENTO (Legal Newsline) – California Attorney General Jerry Brown is calling out gubernatorial opponent Meg Whitman on her “false” and “misleading” ads in a new Web ad of his own.
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Sexual harassment suit against Playboy goes to trial
LOS ANGELES (Legal Newsline) – The trial of a former master control operator at Playboy television who alleged she was sexually harassed and fired without reason while recovering from surgery began Wednesday. Julie Crouch said she was sexually harassed while … Read More
Hot Topics, News, Unusual LawsuitsCritics of EPA’s Jackson say she bows to both extremes
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WASHINGTON (Legal Newslin) – Soon after President Barack Obama tapped Lisa Jackson to take the reins at the federal Environmental Protection Agency, the agency announced it would be re-reviewing the commonly used farming pesticide atrazine and its potential health effects.
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