Feds admit liability for death of Alabama inmate who died of ulcer
Feds admit liability for death of Alabama inmate who died of ulcer Read the full article here. ...
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12
June
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18
April
ZOA Board Member and Anti-Terrorism Attorney Urges Solicitor General: Withdraw Legal Brief Aiding PLO/PA Over Terror Victims
ZOA Board Member and Anti-Terrorism Attorney Urges Solicitor General: Withdraw Legal Brief Aiding PLO/PA Over Terror Victims Read the full article here. ...
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07
February
‘Stand Your Ground’ Case Involving BSO Deputy Heads to Florida Supreme Court | NBC 6 South Florida
'Stand Your Ground' Case Involving BSO Deputy Heads to Florida Supreme Court | NBC 6 South Florida Read the full article here. ...
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28
June
Jury likely to decide Tuscaloosa County jail death case
A jury is likely to decide whether Tuscaloosa County Jail corrections officers and medical staff are to blame after an inmate died from a perforated ulcer in 2015. Read the full article here. ...
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09
June
ZOA Board Member David Schoen, Esq. Moderates UN Panel on the “Glorification of Terror
http://zoa.org/2017/05/10364579-zoa-board-member-david-schoen-esq-moderates-un-panel-on-the-glorification-of-terror/...
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07
June
David Schoen moderates Glorifying Terrorism panel at the UN
View the video of the Glorifying Terrorism panel moderated by David Schoen at the UN this week - Click here to view the video on the UN website....
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01
May
New ‘Snitch’ Allegations Rock Federal Biker Case
DETROIT – When the U.S. Attorney's Office indicted 91 alleged members and associates of Detroit's Highwaymen Motorcycle Club on allegations of racketeering, drug trafficking, theft and murder for hire, a central thread in the case was gang leader Aref (Steve) Nagi's attempts to root out...
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27
February
Seventh Circuit Poised to Knock Down Hurdle for Illinois Third Parties
CHICAGO (CN) – The Seventh Circuit lent a sympathetic ear Friday to the Libertarian Party’s challenge to an Illinois requirement that third parties run a full slate of candidates to get on the ballot. The Illinois Election Code requires new political parties that wish to enter...
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05
August
Maryland Lawsuit Leads to Equality for Independent Political Candidates
On August 3, a lawsuit filed in U.S. District Court in Baltimore, Maryland, Dorsey v. Lamone. Case No. GLR-15-2170, was settled, with the State of Maryland acknowledging that its requirement that independent candidates for statewide office obtain over 40,000 signatures in order to gain access...
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18
July
South Florida Shares Thoughts About What They Want President to Say at Town Hall
President Barack Obama is scheduled to lead a town hall conversation on policing and race relations Thursday evening for a nation universally hurting, but from individual perceptions. Expectations from South Floridians reflect the varying perspectives. "I would like to see the federal, state and local governments prioritize public...
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