A Las Vegas judge has agreed to postpone Floyd Mayweather’s jail term so he can train for a fight on Cinco de Mayo.
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Floyd Mayweather’s Jail Term Suspended So He Can Fight in May
Jakadrien Turner, the Texas teen deported to Colombia, is returning home this weekend after spending months abroad.
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TX Teen Used Fake Name, Deported to Colombia
Sacramento man Robert DeShields, 55, was convicted of Chihuahua sex assault. He was sentenced last week to 10 years in prison. A judge also mandated he register as a sex offender
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Man Gets 10 Years for Chihuahua Sex Assault
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
Guest post by Jennifer K. Halford, Esq.
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How Safe is Your Sole Proprietorship?
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
Scott Huber of Naperville, Ill. is well-known for a number of things.
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Judge Orders Homeless Man to Get a Job
A class action against a New York City dentist, sued over a contract she required patients to sign, could change the way medical professionals try to protect their online reputations. A former patient filed the suit against Stacy Makhnevich, a dentist and opera singer who touts herself as “the classical…… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
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NYC Dentist Punished Patients for Yelp Reviews?
An Oregon court recently ruled that Crystal Cox, a blogger, is not a member of the “media.” It’s a decision that likely resonates with small business owners and blog writers nationwide. Businesses that run blogs often worry about defamation suits.
Former Black Panther Mumia Abu-Jamal will no longer face the death penalty. The Philadelphia district attorney decided this week to drop their decades-long battle over Abu-Jamal’s sentence. Prosecutors made the announcement just days before the 30th anniversary of his conviction.
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Death Penalty Dropped Against Mumia Abu-Jamal
