Even a pizza rivalry can become criminal. Two Lake City, Florida Domino’s Pizza managers set fire to their competitor, a Papa John’s franchise. Bryan Sullivan and Sean Davidson are both charged with felony arson over the crime
Williamston High School freshman Gabriel Corbett was killed last week when a cinder-block wall collapsed in the boys’ locker room.
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Mich. Boy Killed Doing Pull-Ups When Wall Collapsed
A blogging juror can ruin a trial, but luckily for the family of Scott Eskew, it did not ruin theirs.
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IL Court Upholds Verdict Despite Juror’s Blog Posts
Kim Kardashian’s prenup leaves soon-to-be ex-husband Kris Humphries without any extra Kardashian bling in his bank account. Reports are that the prenuptial agreement keeps all of their property separate
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Kim Kardashian’s Prenup Leaves Kris Humphries Empty Handed
A Philadelphia woman, Eley London, 20, was mad at her child’s father. She was so mad that she tried to hire a Facebook hit man to kill him
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Phila. Mom Tried to Hire Hit Man on Facebook
Last week, the Second Circuit Court of Appeals affirmed the dismissal of a lawsuit by April Gallop against Dick Cheney, Donald Rumsfeld and Richard Myers in which she alleged that the three conspired to carry out the 9/11 attack against… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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Bush Cousin Presides over Bush Administration 9/11 Case
Though it’s been a few years since Senator Orrin Hatch (R-UT) forced Congress to consider the plight of college football and the Bowl Championship Series, his crusade is finally getting some real legal backing.
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BCS Antitrust Liability: DOJ Opens Official Inquiry
If you happened to be on the hook for a misdemeanor in Arkansas this week, the killing of Osama bin Laden saved you some money.Judge Brad Karren, a district state judge in Rogers, Arkansas, commemorated Osama bin Laden’s death by… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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Judges Cuts Court Fees to Mark bin Laden’s Death
Do criminal defendants really have the presumption of innocence in the United States? Defense attorney Peter Quijano, thinks so.
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Gitmo Detainee Cleared of 224 Murders, Guilty of Conspiracy
Boxer Floyd Mayweather Jr.’s ears must have been burning.
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Pacquiao-Mayweather Fight Takes Another Blow with Battery Charge