Boston au pair defense attorney loses client in Woodward case
Elaine Whitfield Sharp who defended Louise Woodward after her murder conviction hugged her client during appeals and argued innocence. She reportedly told state trooper she now believes Woodward is guilty, after being arrested for drunken driving on May 22.
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Teen sparks cross burning arrest in Huntington Beach
A 15-year-old Huntington Beach boy told investigators he urged friends to burn a cross on a Jewish family's lawn after being kept from a late beach party. He was arrested Friday on suspicion of aiding and abetting for the May 19 incident and released to his parents.
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Hubbell challenges Starr authority in tax case
Preserving the tone of an early Clinton era briefing, Webster Hubbell his wife Suzy and two associates face a multi count indictment for conspiracy tax evasion mail fraud impeding the IRS and more. Defense argues Starr exceeded his jurisdiction seeking dismissal and a tainted case while a trial date is set.
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Plain English Push Reforms Federal Government Language
Washington officials press for plain English in new federal documents to replace gobbledygook and use active voice. The move targets benefits, services, and compliance guidance, with cost estimates around 56 million dollars for better investor understanding.
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Plain English rule for exit doors under OSHA changes
The new OSHA directive, effective after January 1, requires exit doors to be free of signs or decorations that obscure visibility. The plain English reform replaces older language about recognizable exit access and restrictions on hangings, draperies, and mirrors near exits.
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Occupational, Safety and Health Administration
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