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Jury Decisions: Death Penalty Or Life Imprisonment?

By on May 20, 2013 in Law

As the trial of Jodi Arias continues to command media attention and the discussion of the case causes emotions to heat up, the issue of the death penalty is once again coming to the front and center of the public forum.  Arias, charged with the killing of former boyfriend, Travis Alexander, was just found guilty of [...]

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expungement of criminal records

Expungement Bill 1482 and its Benefits for Reformed Offenders

By on April 17, 2013 in Law

In Indiana, the Senate made revisions to Expungement Bill 1482, passed it and sent it back to the House for approval. It seems like only a matter of time until the bill is passed into law with its bipartisan approval. The bill proposes to completely remove low-level criminal records that happened a significant amount of [...]

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Career Options for Law School Graduates

By on April 10, 2013 in Law School

A law school graduate is suited for a wide variety of careers, and not all of them involve representing clients with respect to legal matters. While law school is, in part, a place to learn about “the law,” it’s also a place to learn how to analyze complex issues, communicate persuasively, negotiate, and resolve conflicts. [...]

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Oklahoma County Community Health Network

Oklahoma County Leaders Working to Improve Services for Uninsured Residents

By on April 8, 2013 in healthcare

In late January of 2013, local and health leaders in Oklahoma County announced the creation of the Oklahoma County Community Health Network. This Network is a new a system that will make a broad effort to connect Oklahoma County’s existing free clinics with area hospitals. The hope is that these efforts will result in a [...]

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U.S. slaps more New York politicians with corruption charges

By on April 5, 2013 in government

NEW YORK (Reuters) – New York State Assemblyman Eric Stevenson was charged with corruption by prosecutors on Thursday, and another assemblyman was forced to resign, in the second federal graft case brought against New York politicians this week. Federal prosecutors have accused Stevenson of taking more than $22,000 in bribes in exchange for official acts, [...]

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