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...that effort because of his ability and...reigniting. The White House and Senate Democrats...fact that by God, obviously, we ain...
...speaks more to the power of stories than the plaintive question...from Chicago to the White House. As attorneys, we...
...legal maneuverings that have roiled the Roman Catholic Church over the course of the past decade. ...
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...from immune from the effects of Hurricane Sandy, which forced courts...circumstances of an act of God, or force majeure, will likely...
...Court. The execution of John Ferguson, 64, was tentatively...s the "prince of God" and that God is...
...s top prosecutor said that a jury's verdict Friday on one of four charges brought against the first Catholic Church official to be criminally...
...A Philadelphia judge rejected the charges the city of Philadelphia wanted to assess against a taxpayer for the city's premature...
...Roundtable Discussion The editorial staff of The Legal has always been aware that the hiring and...
...Government Affairs Committee as part of a package of congressional reform...longer have 'one nation, under God, indivisible,' but 'one nation, yet...
...The 1st U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals has rejected the appeal of a criminal defendant in a case...
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