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| PHOENIX (AP) – All federal judges in Arizona have recused themselves from hearing the case against the man accused of shooting Rep. Gabrielle Giffords and four other federal employees.An order issued Wednesday by U.S. District Judge Roslyn Silver says the impartiality of the Arizona judges could be questioned, given that one of people killed in the shooting was U.S. District Judge John Roll of Tucson. He was the chief federal judge for Arizona. The chief judge for the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals will appoint a judge from outside Arizona to hear the case. Jared Loughner is charged in federal court with trying to assassinate Giffords, killing Roll and a Giffords staffer and wounding two other Giffords staffers. State charges have not been filed. |
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- "Because I Said So" Isn't Good Enough - Letters from Lawyers
- Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation and Binding Arbitration Options
- Defending Clients in Child Support Cases
- Just Stay Away! - New Maryland Separation Law
- One Time is Too Many: Cruelty and Vicious Conduct in a Marriage
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- No Tango Necessary In Adultery
- "Because I Said So" Isn't Good Enough - Letters from Lawyers
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- Just Stay Away! - New Maryland Separation Law
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- Defining The Indefinite Of Alimony
- No Tango Necessary In Adultery
- "Because I Said So" Isn't Good Enough - Letters from Lawyers
- A Speedy Divorce - We Can Help
- Alimony Money
- Alternative Dispute Resolution - Mediation and Binding Arbitration Options
- Defending Clients in Child Support Cases
- First Meeting With Maryland Divorce Lawyer - What You Can Bring
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- Disorder in the Court! - Fighting the Disorderly Conduct Charge
- DON'T READ THIS WHILE DRIVING - MARYLAND TEXTING LAW
- Forcing Action With A Writ of Mandamus
- I've Got the Power... of Attorney... or Do I?
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- Just Stay Away! - New Maryland Separation Law
- Less Is More: The Benefits of a Smaller Claim
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- When you can sue – The "Statute of Limitations"
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- DON'T READ THIS WHILE DRIVING - MARYLAND TEXTING LAW
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- Less Is More: The Benefits of a Smaller Claim
- RECENT MARYLAND DECISIONS
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- "Because I Said So" Isn't Good Enough - Letters from Lawyers
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- DON'T READ THIS WHILE DRIVING - MARYLAND TEXTING LAW
- How An Insurance Company Rips Off Its Customer
- Insurance Companies’ Biggest Rip Off --- Total Loss Vehicles.
- Less Is More: The Benefits of a Smaller Claim
- MAKE A JUDGMENT COUNT - Count Your Years
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- Forcing Action With A Writ of Mandamus
- How An Insurance Company Rips Off Its Customer
- I've Got the Power... of Attorney... or Do I?
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- Less Is More: The Benefits of a Smaller Claim
- MAKE A JUDGMENT COUNT - Count Your Years
- Prompt Meeting With Your Attorney After Being Charged Is Paramount
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