“Operation Fast and Furious” has led to a potential “Fast and Furious” lawsuit over the death of a border patrol agent. Agent Brian Terry was murdered in Arizona by weapons involved with the “Fast and Furious program.” “Fast and Furious”… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Murdered Border Patrol Agent’s Family to Sue Feds?

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Maricopa County election officials have certified that Citizens for a Better Arizona has collected over 10,300 signatures, nearly 3,000 more than necessary, in its Russell Pearce recall effort. The group opposes the Arizona Senate President, who represents the area around… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.

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AZ Recalls Russell Pearce, SB 1070 Sponsor

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Netflix down?

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Netflix Down? More Movies, TV May Soon Get Pulled from Streaming

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Annoyed with those crying, whiny kids dining right next to you on your date night? Maybe you should take your date to McDain’s, which has imposed a kids ban against all children under the age of 6

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Pa. Restaurant McDains Bans Kids Under Age 6

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A settlement has been reached betwen Visa and MasterCard with the U.S. Justice Department, allowing merchants to provide customers with reward incentives to encourage paying with lower-cost debit or credit cards. The settlement did not involve any money.

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Visa and MasterCard Settle DOJ Lawsuit, Amex Fights On

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The U.S. Department of Justice has tentatively reached a settlement with Adobe, Apple, Google, Intel, Intuit, and Disney’s Pixar unit.

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DOJ Settles with Big Tech Companies over Hiring Practices

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Movin on up. And movin on in. There is one more trend brought on by bad times and many, many foreclosures.

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‘Mansion Squatters’ a Growing Problem

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The U.S. Department of Justice plans to sue South Carolina prison officials who are segregating inmates who test positive for HIV. Corrections Department attorney David Tatarsky, has challenged the government on the issue, arguing that from both a public health…

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DOJ to Sue Over HIV-Positive Inmate Segregation

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The Department of Justice might say that Sheriff Joe Arpaio is about as easy to negotiate as an Arizona cactus. Discussions over evidence in an on-going civil rights probe of the sheriff’s office have been prickly in the past, but… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Feds Sue Arizona Sheriff Joe Arpaio

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The special prosecutor assigned to investigate possible criminal charges in connection with the Bush Administration firings of nine U.S.

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Investigation: No Crime In Attorney Firings

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