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Arizona State Senate Bill Cracks Down on Illegal Immigration,

The Senate Appropriations Committee of the Arizona State Senate passed a new bill with tougher rules concerning illegal immigrants. SB 1611 allows law enforcement to arrest illegal immigrants for driving a vehicle, requires employers to run more thorough background checks on potential employees and prohibits illegal immigrants to take advantage…

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Hit-and-Run Suspect Could Not Avoid Hitting Woman, New York Criminal Lawyer Reports

A New York Criminal Lawyer has learned of the arraignment of an East Hills man in the hit-and-run death of an 81-year-old Roslyn Heights woman. According to his account, he saw the woman, but could not avoid hitting her. The driver, 26, is charged with felony, leaving the scene of…

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A growing local church in Palm Beach Gardens faces economic woes

A non-denominational community church was recently threatened with foreclosure following verification that it owed $11.3 million in principal, as well as substantial interest and moderate late charges, as reported by a New York Criminal Lawyer. The non-profit community church in Palm Beach Gardens was cited for a possible foreclosure along…

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Under the law: Celebrities cited for tax discrepancies respond in different ways

Consider the following phrase: Tax season. What thoughts come to mind? If you find yourself cringing, you are not alone. Several notable celebrities have failed to maintain their obligations to Uncle Sam, as observed by a New York Criminal Lawyer. Did you ever consider that Batman might have tax trouble?…

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Connecticut Legislature Considering New Medical Malpractice Bill

Testifying before a Connecticut State Legislature committee, a widower was finally allowed to tell his story about how his wife’s psychiatrist had contributed to her suicide more than seven years before, a New York Criminal Lawyer learned. This 46-year old man claims that after taking antidepressants the psychiatrist prescribed, his…

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Man found guilty of DUI, weapon charges, awaits trial for arson

A Kane County judge found an Elgin, Illinois man guilty of aggravated DWI and unlawful use of a deadly weapon. He was also found guilty of violating an order of protection. The judge dropped the most severe charge of armed violence and harassing a witness charge, a New York Criminal…

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