The juice is not loose. O.J

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O.J. Simpson Robbery, Kidnapping Appeal Denied

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FindLaw’s Injured blog is dedicated to tracking the latest news in personal injury and tort laws. Needless to say, a lot of the coverage can be on the sad side.

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Teen Driving Fatalities Drop Sharply

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In a “historic” move, the U.S. Department of Agriculture has settled a class action suit brought over loan discrimination against Native America farmers. As a part of the settlement, the agency has agreed to pay $680 million.

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USDA Settles with Native American Farmers for $680M

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That thump you hear is the sound of chins hitting the ground all over the western world as the public is apprised of the basis for appeal in the case of Lindsay Lohan vs. the justice system.

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Actress Lindsay Lohan to Appeal Sentence

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Recent stories from Cincinnati, Ohio, Somerset County, New Jersey and Mayfield, Ohio, all have one thing in common: a crackdown on deadbeat parents. Authorities in these areas are enforcing support payments in tough ways, with some even using major law…

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Unpaid Child Support Leads to Arrests

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The traditional summer season of hiring teenages is already upon us. Younger workers can be a great addition to a business - just imagine harnessing all that youthful energy. If small business owners have not finished their summer hiring or…

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Hiring Teenagers, Work Permits and Your Business

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As has been widely reported, the jury verdict in the trial for the shooting of Oscar Grant by Johannes Mehserle was returned on July 8. The jury found the defendant guilty of involuntary manslaughter, not of the more serious charge, as..

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Mehserle Verdict and Reaction in Oakland

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Preparing for church? Sunday clothes - check Book of hymns - check Handgun - wait, what? Supporters of gun control are questioning a new Louisiana law which allows guns in church statewide unless the church bans guns.

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New Louisiana Law Oks Concealed Guns in Church

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Was Octavia Nasr Fired for a Tweet?

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A prosecutor in Wayne County, Michigan, (which includes the city of Detroit) has a new proposal to get parents to attend at least one parent-teacher conference.

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Jail Time for Detroit Parents Who Miss Conferences?

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