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November 7, 2007
Rebuked Large Firm Attorneys Fight Sanctions
| Attorneys, law firms and their clients that were sanctioned by a federal judge for alleged delay of discovery have filed petitions for mandamus with the 3rd U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to have the sanctions overturned. |
PRODUCT SPOTLIGHT
The Legal Intelligencer's Motor Vehicle Yearbook
The Legal Intelligencer is proud to introduce the newly updated Motor Vehicle Yearbook, with a full year of information on the most important cases from state and federal courts affecting motor vehicle law.
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Non-Law School to Offer LL.M.
| Tufts University's graduate school of international affairs, the Fletcher School, is planning a new Master of Laws in International Law program for next fall. |
Lawyers, Students Report on Unrest in Pakistan
| U.S. lawyers and law students with Pakistani connections say attorneys they know in the country are getting involved in a protest over the government's establishment of emergency orders Saturday that suspended the constitution and dissolved the country's supreme court last week. |
"Risky Business" Behind the Wheel for Actress Busted for DUI
| Rebecca De Mornay has been arrested for investigation of drunken driving, a magazine reported Tuesday. |
So Going to Hell: NY Man Busted for Calling Sex Line From Church
| Thou shalt not use a church's telephone to call a sex hot line, saith police in this Hudson Valley town.
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Man Busted for Election Day Theft of Candidates' Signs
| Police have arrested a 20-year-old man for stealing political signs from various candidates on Long Island. |
Diddy or Didn't He?
| Sean "Diddy" Combs won't face criminal charges for reportedly punching a man after a dispute at a trendy SoHo nightspot last month, prosecutors said Tuesday. |
Pro Bono Lawyers Fight for Undergrads Right to Party
| Rajan Gadhia, a 20-year-old psychology major at Texas Tech University who plans to start medical school next year, says a minor-in-possession-of-alcohol citation that Lubbock police gave him in September could hurt his chances to get into the medical residency program of his choice. |
Britney Spears Stuck With K-Fed's Legal Tab in Custody Clash
| Britney Spears has been ordered to pay $120,000 in legal fees to her ex-husband Kevin Federline, who was awarded temporary custody of their young sons. |
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McCaffery, Todd Elected to Pa. Supreme Court
Democrats will soon control Pennsylvania's highest court, thanks to the victorious campaigns of a former Philadelphia judge who dispensed speedy justice to rowdy football fans in "Eagles Court" and a steelworker's daughter from western Pennsylvania.
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