Walker Leaves 96th District Court in Texas After 23 Years
Judge Jeff Walker, appointed by Governor Bill Clements in 1987, departs the 96th District Court in Arlington after 23 years as a fair, impartial jurist. His tenure included high profile civil trials, like a $14 million verdict for a harmed plaintiff, and a multi million dollar ruling for sexual misconduct victims. Governor Rick Perry will name a successor to serve through 2012 as Walker assumes an 18-county presiding role.
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Bill Clements
Jeff Walker
Tarrant County
Walker
96Th District Court
Rick Perry
Perry
Arlington
Barry Bailey
Wirt Norris
D/FW
Hooters
Brazos River
Red River
Eastland
Somervell
Tarrant County Bar Association
Brad Parker
Parker
How to Reach Us for Baytown Sun Publisher Info
Contact details list for Baytown Sun staff including publisher Janie Gray advertising director Angie Pagel circulation manager Joshua Hart and general inquiry emails at baytownsun.com. Provides channels for advertising subscriptions and newsroom questions.
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Janie Gray
Janie.gray
Baytownsun.com
Angie Pagel
Pagel
Baytandy
Baytown Sun Letters Policy Highlights Submissions Rules
The Baytown Sun invites original letters up to 250 words and guest columns up to 500 words. Submissions must be addressed to The Sun and include the writer's signature.
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Baytown Sun
Baytown Sun Editorial Submissions Policy
The Baytown Sun notes mailing and contact details for submissions and letters. It states all letters and guest columns may be edited and the paper can refuse publication. Signed letters should be sent to the Baytown Sun for potential publication.
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Baytown Sun delivery contact hours and redelivery policy
Notice for readers on expected delivery times for the Baytown Sun. If the paper is late, call 281 425 8066 by 9 a.m. on weekdays or noon on Sundays to arrange redelivery. Circulation staff operate 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday through Friday and Sundays.
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The Constitution Trumps Islamic Law in Free Speech Debate
Diana West argues that constitutional rights protect a Florida preacher who plans to burn Qurans, criticizing calls to curb speech as appeasement of Islamic law. She cites the OIC at the UN and Western reactions, urging strong defense of free expression and opposition to dhimmitude.
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U.S
Afghanistan
Islamic Republic of Afghanistan
Abdul Rahman
Sayed Pervez Rambakhsh
Organization of the Islamic Conference
OIC
United Nations
Allah
Sarah Palin
David Petraeus
Muhammad
Kurt Westergaard
Lars Wilks
South Park
Pope
Geert Wilders
Pentagon
Lawrence DiRita
Newsweek
Guantanamo Bay
Thic
Diana West
America
Dianawest
Verizon.net
Obama era drone case challenges kill lists and due process
Nat Hentoff reports on the ACLU and CCR lawsuit in U S District Court Washington challenging executive power to authorize targeted killings of U S citizens abroad without charges or trials The suit seeks disclosure of the standards used to place individuals on kill lists and questions the constitutional limits of drone warfare involving Anwar Al-Aulaqi and others
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CIA
Leon Panetta
Robert Gates
U.S. District Court
Washington
American Civil Liberties Union
Center For Constitutional Rights
Nasser Al-Aulaqi
U.S
Anwar Al-Aulaqi
Yemen
ACLU
CCR
al- Bashir
Sudan
Iran
United States
Obama
Al-Aulaqi
James Madison
Panetta
Gates
America
Nat Hentoff
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Baytown
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