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Guity Verdict in Abortionist Murder

Guity Verdict in Abortionist Murder

Although he argued his actions were justified to save the lives of unborn children, the jury Friday swiftly convicted an abortion opponent of premeditated first-degree murder for shooting  to death a late-term abortionist.
The jury only deliberated for 37 minutes before finding Scott Roeder, 51, guilty of killing Dr. George Tiller on May 31.
Guilty on all [...]

January 29 2010 | Read More »

Law School Dean Resigns To Run For California AG Seat

Law School Dean Resigns To Run For California AG Seat

The dean of California’s Chapman University School of Law says he is stepping down to seek the Republican nomination for state Attorney General.
To date, only one candidate, state Sen. Tom Harman is seeking the GOP nomination to succeed Democrat Jerry Brown, as the Golden State’s chief legal officer.
John Eastman, who teaches Constitutional Law, Property, Legal [...]

January 29 2010 | Read More »

eHarmony To Settle With Gays, Again.

eHarmony To Settle With Gays, Again.

The online dating site eHarmony settled a lawsuit Tuesday in California by agreeing to be more inclusive with gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transgenders, who are looking for love.
In 2005, Eric McKinley, a gay man from New Jersey filed suit against eHarmony for not offering matchmaking for gays and lesbians.
eHarmony agreed to a settlement with the [...]

January 29 2010 | Read More »

5 Lawyers Plead Guilty To DWI Scam

5 Lawyers Plead Guilty To DWI Scam

A group of North Carolina lawyers plead guilty to running a scheme to “make drunken driving cases disappear.”
Four Johnston County defense attorneys and a former court clerk pleaded guilty Monday to illegally dismissing traffic cases, including citations for driving while impaired.
The lawyers, Chad Lee, 33, and Lee Hatch, 41, plead guilty to 10 counts of altering official case records, 10 [...]

January 27 2010 | Read More »

Florida Lawyer Pleads Guilty to $1.2 Billion Ponzi Scheme

Florida Lawyer Pleads Guilty to $1.2 Billion Ponzi Scheme

A disbarred Florida lawyer  pleaded guilty in Miami federal court Wednesday to orchestrating a Ponzi scheme that scammed clients out of more than $1 billion. 
Scott Rothstein, 47, was a founder and the managing partner of the law firm of Rothstein Rosenfeldt Adler PA, who fled to Morocco in late October but returned to Florida in early November.
Rothstein [...]

January 27 2010 | Read More »

Supreme Court Affirms Freedom of Speech; Liberals Promise To Fight

Supreme Court Affirms Freedom of Speech; Liberals Promise To Fight

In an 8-1 vote last week, the Supreme Court of the United States issued an order preventing the Secretary of State from releasing the contact and personal information of over 138,000 individuals that signed a referendum petition that seeks to protect traditional marriage in Washington.
The order will prevent several groups from making this personal information [...]

January 25 2010 | Read More »

Brown Scores Upset Victory Leaving Democrats Still Out-of-Touch

Brown Scores Upset Victory Leaving Democrats Still Out-of-Touch

The Democrats’ 60-vote Senate super-majority went up in flames Tuesday night in Massachusetts, sending party leaders in a headless scramble of blaming each other for the landslide loss and putting their scheme of health care reform in jeopardy.
“Tonight, the independent voice of Massachusetts has spoken,” Scott Brown said. “This Senate seat belongs to no one [...]

January 20 2010 | Read More »

Case Dismissed: Man Arrested After Sharing Gospel Is Exonerated (VIDEO)

Case Dismissed: Man Arrested After Sharing Gospel Is Exonerated (VIDEO)

A court dismissed criminal charges of New Jersey man who was arrested after he shared the Gospel on a sidewalk outside a public high school after the school day had ended.
In May 2009, Robert Parker began sharing the Gospel from a public sidewalk outside after Edison High School students were dismissed for the day, but [...]

January 19 2010 | Read More »

High Court “Dismissed” California Prisoner Release Case

High Court “Dismissed” California Prisoner Release Case

The U.S. Supreme Court Tuesday rejected – at least temporarily – California’s challenge to a preliminary court order that would force the state to reduce its prison population.
In the one-paragraph decision, the high court justices said they will not consider a tentative ruling issued by a special judicial panel back in August.
The Supreme Court Order [...]

January 19 2010 | Read More »

Chinese Gov’t Monitors Text Messages For “Illegal” Content

Chinese Gov’t Monitors Text Messages For “Illegal” Content

As the 3rd Circuit Court of Appeals in the United States addresses the first case of “sexting,” the Chinese government pressured one of their telecommunications companies to monitor and report any text transmissions that contain “lewd” and “illegal” content.
Last year, the Chinese government pledged to silence pornography on the internet, and now it appears it [...]

January 18 2010 | Read More »