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Cop Fired for Smoking in Police Precinct

January 25th, 2012
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Tennessee police officer James Bishop was fired last week for smoking inside the precinct. Bishop had been a veteran of the force for about 17 years. As a police officer, Bishop was employed to uphold the law

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Are Hookah Bars Illegal?

August 30th, 2011
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Asking whether hookah bars are illegal may seem like a silly question given the massive proliferation of such establishments in the last decade. However, you might be surprised to know that many hookah bars are, in fact, operating illegally under…

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Are Hookah Bars Illegal?

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When a Legal Issue Arises on the Go, Turn to FindLaw Mobile

August 29th, 2011
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Legal questions don’t always arise while you’re sitting in front of a computer. Here at FindLaw, we know that life happens on the go and so do your legal questions and other legal needs.That’s why we make it easy to…

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When a Legal Issue Arises on the Go, Turn to FindLaw Mobile

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Eyewitness ID Evidence Changed by Landmark NJ Supreme Court Decision

August 29th, 2011
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The New Jersey Supreme Court handed down State v. Henderson on Wednesday, a landmark decision changing the way its state courts handle eyewitness identifications in criminal trials. Citing the inherent unreliability of eyewitness IDs, the opportunity for police misconduct, and…

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Eyewitness ID Evidence Changed by Landmark NJ Supreme Court Decision

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NJ Laws that Punish Unfaithful NJ Wives Removed

August 29th, 2011
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Many states have anti-women laws that are relics of our nation’s past.

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NJ Laws that Punish Unfaithful NJ Wives Removed

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Illinois Supreme Court Revives $10B Tobacco Class Action

March 8th, 2011
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The U.S. Fifth District has revived Price v

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Illinois Supreme Court Revives $10B Tobacco Class Action

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Tobacco Firm to Pay $152M for Giving Cigarettes to Black Children

December 30th, 2010
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A jury returned a landmark tobacco verdict in a big tobacco case against Lorillard Inc. The world’s third largest tobacco company was sued by Marie Evans and her estate after she allegedly became hooked on cigarettes as a child

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Ban on Smoking in Apartments? Kids are at Risk

December 28th, 2010
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Smokers’ rights just received another large bucket of cold water. A new study says that children who live in apartment buildings are affected by secondhand smoke — from other apartments. Even those children who live in apartments where no one…

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Stephen Baldwin Sues Kevin Costner: ‘Robbed’ Me Over BP Oil Spill

December 28th, 2010
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Actor Stephen Baldwin sues Kevin Costner. That is the latest headline coming out of Hollywood - and somehow none of us are all too surprised.

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Stephen Baldwin Sues Kevin Costner: ‘Robbed’ Me Over BP Oil Spill

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Toyota Paid $10M to Settle Sudden Acceleration Case

December 28th, 2010
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Toyota’s confidential settlement in a fatal sudden acceleration case is confidential no more. We now know the case settled for $10 million. The settlement involved a Toyota sudden acceleration case filed by the relatives of California Highway Patrol officer Mark…

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