Court orders former Oklahoma County District judge Tammy Bass-LeSure to pay nearly $70,000 | NewsOK.com:
Former Oklahoma County District Judge Tammy Bass-LeSure and her husband were ordered Thursday to repay nearly $70,000 plus interest to the state in an adoption fraud case.
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Isabella Brooke Knightly and Austin Gamez-Knightly
In Memory of my Loving Husband, William F. Knightly Jr. Murdered by ILLEGAL Palliative Care at a Nashua, NH Hospital
Friday, May 4, 2012
Spouses Use Spy Tools to Get Custody of Children
Spouses Use Spy Tools to Get Custody of Children - ABC News:
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The spy shop has become a new tool in the arsenal for feuding couples calling it quits in America. From phone tracking and GPS, to hidden cameras and microphones, America’s divorce lawyers have seen technology play a prominent role in their cases.
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The spy shop has become a new tool in the arsenal for feuding couples calling it quits in America. From phone tracking and GPS, to hidden cameras and microphones, America’s divorce lawyers have seen technology play a prominent role in their cases.
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Thursday, May 3, 2012
NH Supreme Court offers compromise on rule-making constitutional amendment plan
Separation-of-powers | New Hampshire NEWS06:
CACR-26 MUST PASS!
CONCORD - Faced with the possibility of losing the exclusive rule-making authority it has had for three decades, the state Supreme Court on Wednesday offered a compromise plan that would give lawmakers “concurrent” power to regulate court administrative and procedural matters by statute.
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CACR-26 MUST PASS!
CONCORD - Faced with the possibility of losing the exclusive rule-making authority it has had for three decades, the state Supreme Court on Wednesday offered a compromise plan that would give lawmakers “concurrent” power to regulate court administrative and procedural matters by statute.
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Wednesday, May 2, 2012
Guggenheim: Too many Ariz. kids in foster care
Guggenheim: Too many Ariz. kids in foster care:
The only way for the Arizona child-welfare system to serve the best interests of children is to reverse its destructive choice of removing more children from their homes than almost any state in the country.
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The only way for the Arizona child-welfare system to serve the best interests of children is to reverse its destructive choice of removing more children from their homes than almost any state in the country.
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