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| Campaign-finance accusations may hurt Horne career Arizona Republic He's been accused of hiring unqualified cronies and politicizing the top law-enforcement office in Arizona. He's under investigation in a possible hit-and-run of a parked vehicle. Political experts and even some Republicans say the publicity from a ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| It's a nice change being on the wrong side of the law, says Blythe Duff Scottish Daily Record BLYTHE DUFF has spent most of her screen career upholding law and order – but now she's turned killer. As DI Jackie Reid in Taggart, she spent 21 years on the right side of the thin blue line and is revelling in playing against type. In Rona Munro's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Pima County Sheriff: Dupnik, looking to extend 32-year career, is facing two ... Arizona Daily Star Republican challenger Mark Napier began his career in law enforcement as a SWAT training officer in Iowa before joining the Tucson Police Department in 1987. Retiring 21 years later with the rank of captain, Napier spent a year with the Glendale Police ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Deputy reprimanded for using badge to intimidate former son-in-law Naples Daily News Bartis said Potter "probably heard stories" about his law enforcement career, but said they were not meant to threaten Potter. "I was never convicted of any violations," Bartis said. "Any cop that does his job has complaints." Both men see themselves ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Alimony reform: Exclusion is the solution for the bar association phillyBurbs.com Today, nearly one out of two marriages ends in divorce, and most marriages are dual-career, yet New Jersey alimony laws continue to enforce permanent or "lifetime" alimony for marriages as short as 10 years, as well as imprison spouses who can no ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Wilson seeks re-election as Tusc sheriff New Philadelphia Times Reporter Tuscarawas County Sheriff Walt Wilson says he's being falsely accused of not being cooperative with other county law-enforcement agencies and fire departments, as he seeks re-election to the job that he has held for nearly 12 years. The 58-year-old ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Cunningham, Freeman seek Eaton Circuit Court seat Lansing State Journal Freeman said he has practiced law in every county in Michigan's Lower Peninsula, and hopes to bring what he has learned about good and not so good court practices to the job, if elected. Both candidates share a dislike of courtroom practices which ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dalton echoes Democratic heroes, feels drag of more recent governors Charlotte Observer Career: Audit department of Union Trust Co., 1971-72, law firm Hamrick, Bowne, Nanney & Dalton, 1977-2000. Political career: State Senate, 1997-2009; lieutenant governor, 2009-present. Military: None. Now reading: "The Passage of Power," Robert Caro's ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Bonner County Elections The River Journal The job of prosecutor is arguably the toughest job in local government. You are tasked with making decisions that inevitably make some people angry, sad or disappointed. It is critical for the prosecutor to make these decisions based on the facts and law. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| State attorney candidates spar over case choices Tallahassee.com He graduated from the Florida State University College of Law in 1976 and went to work as an assistant state attorney, a post he held until he was first elected as state attorney in 1985. He said he's .... It can certainly hurt your career and your ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Few females don judge's robes The Columbian Many law firms have a job-sharing program for working mothers, unlike the regimented schedules for judges who are required to oversee busy daily dockets, she said. Neither Woolard nor Johnson had young children at home when they took office. Woolard ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Domestic violence expert to speak in Taunton Tuesday Taunton Daily Gazette Wendy Murphy, an adjunct professor at New England Law Boston, will be speaking on domestic violence and crime victims' rights at the Taunton Public Library auditorium on Oct. 16 at 7 p.m.. Murphy, who began her career as a prosecutor in Middlesex ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Challenger in treasurer race touts new ideas, communication Hometownlife.com A former assistant Wayne County prosecutor who is now in private law practice, White, a Democrat, is challenging Republican Treasurer Ron Edwards, who is seeking a fifth four-year term, in the Tuesday, Nov. 6, township election. The treasurer job is ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Marian Hall of Fame will welcome 10 new members Standard Speaker After graduating from Albright in 1985, he attended and graduated from the Dickinson School of Law in 1988 with a Juris Doctorate Degree and was associated with various law firms and handled thousands of court cases until 1996. He and his wife, Stacy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Art Babbott, Gail Dent on issues Arizona Daily Sun and job training, placment. I would work with Supai Tribe and Sherrifs Depts, local & State,&Federal law enforcments agencies to see that proscution of Sexual offenses would be followed through, that proscution of vandalism, theft and improper disposal ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
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| Deputies ready to move on from incident Zanesville Times Recorder From a law enforcement perspective, Lutz perhaps was the man most affected by the Thompson incident. It's the job of any sheriff to communicate with the media, but in the immediate aftermath, Lutz got almost nonstop requests for interviews, he said. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Residency, CTC suit roil Riverside Go Lackawanna Bennie and solicitor Raymond C. Rinaldi, II told Gallagher that state law regarding personnel information prohibited them from disclosing an employee's address. Gallagher then asked Bennie whether Woods ... Woods then made arrangements to send ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Iberville Parish judge ready to upgrade gavel Houma Courier Top donors: Pendley Law Firm of Plaquemine, $3,500; Steve Kent Trucking Inc. of Lottie, $1,500; Lippman & Mahfouz LLC of Morgan City, $1,500; Thomas Dale Lively of Plaquemine, $1,000; and El Mar Consulting LLC of White Castle, $1,000. Largest ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| A new sheriff in town - but which one? Cincinnati.com And, if Neil is the victor, he'll be the first Democrat to hold the top county law job since the end of Paul J. Fricker's tenure in 1976. The victor will take office at a tough time: The sheriff's office budget has been slashed from nearly $80 million ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| In 27th Senate District, it's a teacher vs. a colonel Ventura County Star As for others, she wonders aloud why that "job-killer" label was attached to her landmark legislation to reduce tailpipe emissions from cars and trucks — "the one that saves you money at the pump and cleans up the air." That 2002 law later was adopted ... See all stories on this topic » |
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| Careers in Public Service | Social Justice Initiatives | Columbia Law ... Social Justice Initiatives provides a breadth of resources for students looking to pursue careers in public interest lawyering. web.law.columbia.edu/social-justice/.../careers-public-service |
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