A former pro wrestler known as “Gangsta of Love” made some bad moves in bed. Now Andre Davis is headed to prison for failing to tell his sex partners he was HIV-positive. Davis, 29, was sentenced to 32 years in prison after a Cincinnati jury convicted him of felonious assaults……

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Ex-Wrestler ‘Gangsta of Love’ Gets 32 Years for Having HIV Sex

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The death penalty in America may be dying a slow death, a new report suggests. Fewer convicted killers are facing the death penalty than at any time since the U.S

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Death Penalty Use Plummets to 35-Year Low

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Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq.

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How Safe is Your Sole Proprietorship?

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A jury awarded D.C. man Charles Singletary $2.3 million in damages for the 10 years he spent in prison after his wrongful parole revocation

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D.C. Man Gets $2.3M for 10 Years in Prison

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A teenager and his adult mentor have been arrested in connection with Ohio’s Craigslist killings, as investigators identified another alleged victim last week. Brogan Rafferty, 16, is charged with attempted murder and complicity to attempted murder

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Ohio Craigslist Killings Linked to Boy, 16

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Federal Judge Jed S. Rakoff rejected an SEC settlement with Citigroup on Monday. The decision may have ramifications beyond the current case.

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Judge Rejects SEC Settlement with Citigroup

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Who says technology makes things easier? Ok, well lots of people, but lawyers do not necessarily fall into that category.

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How Attorneys Can Take Advantage of FindLaw Answers

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Unpaid interns can play a huge supporting role for your small business. But depending on what tasks you’ve scripted for them, you may be setting the scene for a lawsuit. A Hollywood studio is learning that the hard way.

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How Not to Get Sued Over Unpaid Interns

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A recent soccer study has found that “heading” a ball may cause brain damage to some players, reports CBS News. Researchers found that players who frequently headed balls - more than 1,000 or 1,500 times a year - displayed some abnormalities in MRI scans that appeared similar to brain damage……

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Study Links Soccer ‘Heading’ to Brain Damage

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Terry Thompson, owner of an exotic animal preserve in Zanesville, Ohio, opened the cages to his animals and set them free Wednesday. He then fatally shot himself. What transpired next was a frantic operation conducted by local authorities.

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Lions, Wolves Roam Zanesville, Ohio Streets

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