Air Force Criminal Cases Could Be Grounded
Air Force criminal cases could be grounded
WASHINGTON — The questionable appointment of a civilian judge to a struggling military appeals court has already cast into doubt dozens of Air Force criminal cases. Now, it's embarrassed the government attorneys who are trying to defend the appointment.
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Crime Watch: Brazen bike thief makes off with K Bianchi
All parties are innocent until proven guilty in a court of law. Tuesday, Jan. … Officers responded to a report of a suspicious person on the 2000 block of Kansas Avenue. The person in … The suspect was placed under arrest for possession of drugs …
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A-Rod suspended for entire 2014 season
"I don't think he has very much of a chance," said Stanford Law School professor emeritus William B. Gould IV, the former chairman of the National Labor Relations Board. "There are many cases that are appealed from arbitration … A-Rod's drug penalty …
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