Two hundred years for kiddie porn possession
The Supreme Court faces Morton Berger who was given 200 years for possessing 20 child pornography images. Advocates note Arizona law requires consecutive counts with no early release, contrasting federal or other states where five years may apply. The case hinges on how credit card based access on a Texas site influences penalties.
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Supreme Court
Morton Berger
Berger
Bill O'Reilly
Texas
Arizona
Sentence fuels debate over Arizona sex crime law
Susan Eitrich's client Berger received the harshest term in the nation under Arizona's 10 year minimum for sexual exploitation of a minor, with the dissent noting the cumulative 195-year gap to federal standards. The Arizona Supreme Court upheld the sentence focusing on the minimum term. total term petition stressed. The piece contrasts federal and state sentencing, notes critiques of mandatory minimums, and reports the court's rejection of Doug Berman's petition. The 57-year-old former teacher will die in prison for online image purchases.
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Arizona Supreme Court
Berger
Supreme Court
Feds
Arizona
Ohio State University Law
Doug Berman
Phillip Morris
Berman
Lawton Constitution Publishers Readily Named
The Lawton Constitution is an independent newspaper established in 1991 with co editors Donato S Ano Stepyen and Bentier serving as publishers.
Legislature faces fiscal 2008 budget and unfunded mandates
The Oklahoma Legislature should resist new mandates without funding as it crafts the 2008 budget. Lawton Public Schools warn unfunded costs erode reserves, harming operations and emergency funds while lawmakers weigh unfunded mandates and curriculum dictates.
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Oklahoma
Lawton
Barry Beauchamp
LPS
Ann Coody
New Orleans
Marc Morial
Morial
National Urban League
Thomas Hobbes
John Locke
Thomas Paine
Milton Freedman
Super lawyer defector Craig backs Obama for president
Washington lawyer Greg Craig with Clinton ties endorses Barack Obama calling him unique and impactful. He met Obama at Vernon Jordan's home and praised his influence while John McCain tours for fund raising amid CPAC controversy. Gonzales avoids responding to requests about firing U S attorneys as Hertling defends DOJ stance.
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Washington
Greg Craig
Clintons
Barack Obama
Craig
White House
Bill Clinton
Senate
Williams & Connolly
Edward Bennett Willams
Madeleine Albright
Edward M. Kennedy
Obama
Vernon Jordan
John McCain
McCain
Salt Lake City
Phoenix
Grand Rapids
Mich
Detroit
New York City
Charlotte
N.C
Sacramento
Calif
la Jolla
Irvine
Riverside
Beverly Hills
San Francisco
Philadelphia
CPAC
Probing Gonzales
Alberto Gonzales
Justice Department
Ralim Emanuel
House Democratic Caucus
Gonzales
Carol Lam
U.S
San Diego
Duke Cunningham
Melissa Charbonneau
The
Christian Broadcasting Network
Liberal critics claim global warming advocates seek mass starvation
A heated article denounces liberals and noted figures like Al Gore and Melissa Etheridge, arguing that their push against fossil fuels would halt industry, wreck production, and cause widespread starvation while the wealthy escape to beachfront estates. It blames environmentalism for economic collapse and asserts energy must come from fossil fuels to sustain 300 million Americans.
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Planet
Earth
al Gore
Melissa Etheridge
Malibu
East Hampton
Trentons
Detroits
Darfur
Nashville
Stalin
Adolf Hitler
Planned Parenthood
Margaret Sanger
Rachel Carson
Paul Ehrlich
Fellas
U.S
California
Mexico
Bel-Air
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Conservative Political Action Conference
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Richard A. Hertling
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Ann Courier
Leonardo DiCaprio
Albuquerque
America
Leo DiCaprio
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