Judge Removed Over Antipollution Case Rift in Minnesota
In Minneapolis a federal judge, Miles W. Lord, was removed from the Reserve Mining antpollution case after taking sides. The 8th Circuit said he acted as advocate, ordered Reserve to pay for water filtration, and deal with pollution abatement. The court directed new supervision to ensure safe drinking water for Duluth and North Shore communities.
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Judge defends order on Reserve water treatment payment
In an appeals court hearing on December 18, the judge defended an order requiring Reserve to pay $100,000 for water treatment. The remarks by Dr. Arnold Brown and Dr. William Nicholson contextualize the safety claim about air danger as stated in the case.
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Insane surgeon probed in 10 year Jersey deaths
Bergen County Prosecutor Joseph Woodcock Jr reopened a decade old inquiry into 13 suspicious deaths at Riverdel Hospital linking possible insane surgeons to fatal drug use. He cited reports from a Michigan VA case and advances testing for curare and citrate as key factors. The NYT noted nine deaths were not explained by disease. no charges have been filed.
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SLA defendant Little insults judge in high security trial
In a Los Angeles Superior Court session, SLA member Stuseall Little called Judge M Ross Bigelow a goddamn hypocrite after a defense witness invoked the Fifth Amendment. Little, defending himself, faced a possible loss of attorney privileges as the pair for attempted murder and assault await verdict on a venue change from Northern California. The defendants, already serving life for Marcus Foster's assassination, are linked to a 1974 Corcord police officer shootout.
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Sacramento Senate and Assembly Consider Broad Bills
The Associated Press reports from Sacramento on Tuesday. Gov plan may tie to malpractice insurance. Senate bills include alcohol tax funding for alcoholism program SB 1472 by Gregorio. SB 1334 by Holden would reimburse car owners for device installation. Assembly proposes absentee ballots AB ROG Keyser. Inheritance reform, general employment rights, and other measures are debated.
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