Baseball Cap Bandit confesses to 34 robberies in SoCal
James Gano, 23, dubbed the Baseball Cap Bandit, admits to 34 bank robberies across Southern California totaling about 40 000 dollars. Police say he entered banks with a note claiming a gun but never displayed one. He plans to plead guilty, hoping for leniency. FBI to present case to a Los Angeles grand jury.
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ABA wrestles with advertising rules for lawyers
The American Bar Association debates advertising guidelines for attorneys as a possible consumer protection measure. The 369 member House of Delegates weighs two proposals, one more restrictive, the other looser, amid a history of nonbinding guidance and a landmark Supreme Court ruling striking down a broad advertising ban.
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