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...questions about whether the attorney general would remain in office and threatening to undermine his effort to shape a legacy of increased government transparency and...
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...Review Project, a program in the Colorado Attorney General's Office funded by the National Institute of Justice that looks to identify individuals convicted...
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...made victims' rights a centerpiece of a litigation practice intermingled with...including psychological counseling, lost income, attorney fees and child care expenses...
National Law Journal
...s favor on the jury verdict. On appeal, appellants raise four points of error challenging the sufficiency of the evidence and the correctness of the...
...heed the wake-up call of 9/11 and not making...to the court by the Office of Defense Mobilization. Around the...
National Law Journal
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National Law Journal
...a reduced portion of the attorney's fees and...answered with a general denial of all...
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