State court allows online law school grad to take bar exam - Patriot Ledger

The state supreme court has ordered that a graduate of an online law school be allowed to take the bar exam. Ross Mitchell of West Newton sued the Board of Bar Examiners for preventing him from taking the exam because he does not have a degree from a ...

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Fla. ends probe of 3rd husband's suspicious death - NBC 15

CHARLOTTE, N.C. (AP) - Florida police say they've closed an investigation into the suspicious death of the third husband of a Georgia grandmother who has left a trail of five dead husbands in five states. Patricia Dally of the Monroe County, Fla ...

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Impact of new child-support law might be little - Beaver County Times

BEAVER — Beaver County Domestic Relations Director Joseph Signore doesn’t expect a new law that criminalizes failure to pay child support will scare anyone into catching up on court-ordered child support payments. “They’re not going to look ...

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Police Arrests - Hampton Roads Daily Press

A 22-year-old Orlando man was arrested Wednesday in connection with the October shooting death of another man from Christmas. Darrell Reynolds faces a first degree murder charge in the death of David Prendergast, 20. Reynolds was apprehended at a ...

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Sheriff's office gets crash course - Malvern Daily Record

Arkansas State Law defines “racial profiling� as the practice of a law enforcement officer’s relying to any degree on race, ethnicity, national origin, or religion in selecting which individuals to subject to routine investigatory activities or ...

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Economy Promises to Fuel Résumé Fraud - Wall Street Journal

The revelation last week that at least 10 senior executives and directors at publicly traded companies had corporate biographies claiming unearned academic credentials raises a question: How well do companies vet prospective hires? Experts say while ...

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Bush picks federal prosecutor to oversee bailout - NWI.com

WASHINGTON - President George W. Bush on Friday picked a federal prosecutor in New York to be a Treasury-based special inspector general to oversee the massive $700 billion financial rescue plan. If confirmed by Senate, Neil Barofsky, an assistant U ...

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