A suit filed late in the day on March 11 brought major allegations about widespread sexual abuse of young swimmers in San Jose, CA, were the case was filed, and throughout USA Swimming.

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USA Swimming Faces Major Sexual Abuse Allegations

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As the whole wide world knows, the Democratic majority in the House of Representatives managed to pass the health care bill by a majority of 210-212 on Sunday. The bill includes provisions to mandate the purchase of health insurance, and… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com

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Health Care: It Passes, Now More Votes?

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Congress held hearings recently to review the voting rights of ex-offenders. The Democracy Restoration Act is a new bill proposed that would allow released ex-felons to vote in federal elections. According to the New York Times, the bill would reverse laws…

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Voting Rights of Ex-Offenders under Review

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It’s the third time in decade that New York City has agreed to pay inmates for illegal strip searches, reaching a legal settlement in a class-action lawsuit.

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NY Inmates Illegally Strip Searched Win Legal Settlement

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