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OR - Group working to erase Oregon teen's sex abuse conviction

12 hours ago ago from Sex Offender Issues

Original Article 02/09/2010 By KAREN McCOWAN EUGENE (AP) -- A small-town Oregon lawyer remains so outraged over what prosecutors did to a Central Oregon teenager in 2006 that he intends to go all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court to seek redress. For now, University of Oregon Law School graduate Steve Richkind, aided by several current students at the school, is asking the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to allow him to press a $3.5 ...

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Govt to move Supreme Court on Muslim quota (10/02/10)

4 hours ago ago from Andhrasoup.com

Reiterating the government’s commitment to provide 4 per cent reservation in education and employment to Muslims in the state, chief minister K Rosaiah said on Tuesday that the government had decided to move the Supreme Court against the High Court order quashing the GO. Talking to media after a review meeting with the advocate general and other senior officials, including the chief secretary, he said the attorney general was requested ...

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Penalties of a California DUI and How to Pick the Perfect DUI Attorney

16 hours ago ago from PlanetHero.ORG

Got arrested for a San Diego DUI? California begins a lengthy road of turmoil, financial loss, loss of reputation and, in some cases, jeopardy of employment. Therefore, if you drink and drive, you should be quick to contact a San Diego DUI Attorney. It only requires is a few beers, or a few drinks to raise your BAC above the legal limit. Don't be surprised if you are found to be over the limit, you will be arrested and will need to quickly ...

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American Bar Association Calls For New Immigration Court

14 hours ago ago from RaceWire

According to the New York Times , the American Bar Association (ABA) is recommending the creation of a separate immigration court system that would be similar to federal courts that decide tax cases. Patrick Young at LongIslandWins.com describes the issues raised in the article: The immigration courts are not courts in the traditional sense of the word. Federal Courts are a seperate branch of the government and are independent from the ...

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Despite notario law, UPL operations targeting immigrants persist in Wisconsin | State Bar of Wisconsin

9 hours ago ago from Home | State Bar of Wisconsin

Skip Navigation State Bar of Wisconsin my StateBar Lawyer Search fast case search Home The State Bar Legal research Seminars, books & products Law practice management Lawyer regulation Legal community Home The State Bar News Despite notario law, UPL operations targeting immigrants persist in Wisconsin By Adam Korbitz , Government Relations Coordinator, State Bar of Wisconsin Get Involved! ...

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BBC News - Kazakhstan lifts critical reporting ban

23 hours ago ago from BBC

A Kazakhstan court has overturned a ruling that banned the media from publishing criticism of President Nursultan Nazarbayev's son-in-law. The Almaty court also threw out libel cases Timur Kulibayev had filed against three newspapers which had reported on corruption allegations against him. The ruling follows severe criticism of the ban by the Organisation of Security and Co-operation in Europe (OSCE). Kazakhstan holds the rotating ...

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