Cheeseheads from coast to coast are buying themselves more bragging rights: They’re the newest part-owners of a storied NFL franchise, thanks to the Green Bay Packers’ stock sale. For the fifth time in franchise history, the Packers’ stock sale kicked off last week.
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Green Bay Packers’ Stock Sale Not Totally Worthless
The state’s highest court deemed the controversial Wisconsin union law legal yesterday despite widespread protests from Democrats and union activists across the country. In upholding the law, which severely curtails the collective bargaining rights of public employees, the Wisconsin Supreme…
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Wisconsin Union Law to Take Effect: Wisc. S. Ct
A Philadelphia woman, Eley London, 20, was mad at her child’s father. She was so mad that she tried to hire a Facebook hit man to kill him
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Phila. Mom Tried to Hire Hit Man on Facebook
A Pennsylvania appeals court has upheld a $187.6 million Wal-Mart verdict. The suit was filed by employees, who claimed that if you worked for retail giant Wal-Mart, meal breaks and rest breaks were regularly cut
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Wal-Mart $187M Verdict: Denied Meal, Rest Breaks
Is Wisconsin’s anti-union law legal? Apparently not, says one judge, who struck down the Wisconsin anti-collective bargaining law that had been given so much negative publicity from pro-labor advocates
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Wisconsin Anti-Union Law Struck Down by Judge
In a 5-3 ruling, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of Arizona on Thursday, stating that federal immigration statutes do not preempt a 2007 mandatory E-Verify law that also punishes businesses that knowingly hire illegal immigrants. This decision is a… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com
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States Can Punish Businesses That Hire Illegal Immigrants
Omer Ninham was only 14 when he was involved in the death of Zong Vang, 13, in Green Bay.
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Life Without Parole for Wisconsin Boy, 14
A federal judge in Sacramento, California has upheld a portion of California’s concealed gun law. The decision likely sets battle lines for an appeal on Second Amendment grounds, which could eventually go to the U.S. Supreme Court
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No Right to Carry Concealed Gun, Judge Rules
It’s common knowledge that persons under the age of 18 (and sometimes 17) are considered to be juveniles in the eyes of the law. But it’s equally known that sometimes juvenile offenders are tried in adult court and receive adult… Continue reading this article, and get more legal news and information, at FindLaw.com.
