Acquitted exchange student to release book
Amanda Knox, the Seattle resident acquitted in Italy, signed a book deal with HarperCollins to tell her story. The publisher says she will recount arrest in Perugia, the Italian judicial process, and her imprisonment experiences aided by journals. Publication tentatively set for early 2013.
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Party crashing husband sues wife in $50 million suit
Tareq Salahi sues Michaele Salahi claiming she had an affair with a guitarist to profit the band at his expense. He says her actions ruined him emotionally financially and physically. The couple married in 2003 and filed for divorce after gaining notoriety for crashing a White House state dinner.
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Officer statements on reaction within policy in all cases
A source quotes that each officer’s reaction in every individual case was within policy and expected, with no deviation noted. The comment asserts uniform handling across officers faced with identical circumstances.
Scottsdale officer under scrutiny after sixth deadly shooting
Scottsdale police review James Peters for a sixth fatal shooting in a decade amid praise for past valor and prior justifications. Authorities say Peters acted within policy in prior cases. critics urge deeper scrutiny as investigators weigh training and aggression against multiple killings.
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Lunchroom mixup blamed on teacher error in North Carolina
In Raeford a four year old was forced to eat a state lunch of chicken nuggets after a teacher asked her to swap her packed lunch. Hoke County officials labeled it an embarrassing lapse though not government overreach and said milk fruit and grain should accompany the meat in a complete meal. Rep Renee Ellmers and Rep Larry Kissell urged USDA officials to investigate amid conservative backlash.
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Cyber Law Loopholes Urge Tightening Before SenateVote
Washington experts urge senators to close loopholes in cyber security legislation. They warn the bill may exempt many companies from regulation by limiting coverage to cases with extraordinary fatalities or severe national security impact. Baker and Lewis say the measure improves security but is weakened by corporate interests.
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