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...let his group march and have a float in the annual Mule Parade. Barefoot began building pipe bombs and obtained an explosive that he kept...
...INAUGURATION BRINGS JONES DAY TOGETHER Down the street from the U.S. Capitol in...
...will be treated. That is the next thing up on the hit parade." Walter said she was hopeful the agency would complete its work...
...s regulatory summit, a one-day conference that also included perspectives...thing up on the hit parade." Walter said she was...
...it a crime to "parade, stand, or move in processions...closed the court grounds that day. Court police chief Ross Swope...
National Law Journal
...biddersindicating that the leases would not be issued. Exactly ninety dayslater, the EnergyCompanies filed suit challenging the Secretary's...
National Law Journal
...arrested for violating his parole. He was sent back to prison three days before his surgery was to take place.When he returned to...
...even revealed his favorite pasta dish. On July 25, retired Justice Sandra Day O'Connor testified before the Senate Judiciary Committee on the benign topic...
The paths of two, longtime legal advocates in the battle for gay rights soon may converge in the U.S. Supreme Court, and neither is a stranger to high-stake battles in that arena
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...Block, J.), entered February 11, 2011, convicting Williams, following a 5 two-day jury trial, of one count of unlawful possession of a firearm by...
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