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...of the $17.75 million settlement developer Robert K. Mericle agreed to on Dec. 16 will be reserved for juvenile victims who suffered physical or...
...Bar Association's judicial rating arm announced...association's Commission on Judicial Selection and...Association's Judicial Evaluation Commission when he...
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