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Police Bust 21 Students in University Drug Sweep
By: Findlaw PR | July 01, 2009
Several students at the University of Illinois face both legal and academic sanctions following a police crackdown targeting drug sales on campus.

Amputation Injuries: Medical and Legal Issues
By: Findlaw PR | June 26, 2009
A serious injury such as an amputation has the potential to dramatically change a person's life.

Keeping Your Lenses and Electronics Clean with The "GREEN" LenSmart Cloth
By: Kelly Breymeier, One Source Network, Inc. | June 18, 2009
OSN digital Developes Innovative Canister with Microfiber Cleaning Cloth

Greg Martin Auctions' Sale on June 23 - 24 Features Over 1,300 Diverse Lots, Including Rare & Unique Colts, Knives and Gold
By: Jill Turner, Rodin & Shelley Assoicates | June 17, 2009
Historic Colt Factory Archives and Museum-Quality Pre-Columbian Collections are offered in Southern California in Anaheim, CA, near Disneyland. The sale also features Fine Collectible Firearms, Sporting Guns, Militaria, Knives & Edged Weapons.

New Limits on Warrantless Searches
By: PR Dept | June 03, 2009
This April the US Supreme Court ruled to limit the authority of police officers to conduct warrantless searches of vehicles after arresting a person.

Mexican Drug Cartel Violence Spills Over Border
By: PR Dept | May 20, 2009
Within the last year, there has been a sharp increase in drug-related violence across the US as the war against the Mexican drug cartels reaches catastrophic levels of violence across the border.

Best Military Web site of 2009 to be Named by Web Marketing Association in Annual WebAward Competition
By: William Rice, Web Marketing Association | May 01, 2009
The Web Marketing Association announces the call for entries for its 13th annual WebAward Competition for Web site development at http://www.TheWebAwards.org. The Web Marketing Association will once again name the Best Military Web site of 2009.

Every Man's Worst Nightmare: Accusations of Sexual Abuse or Sex Battery
By: PR Dept | April 30, 2009
For nearly three decades, Attorney Clyde M. Taylor Jr. has been defending the accused in Florida and beyond. People who know criminal defense law in the Florida Panhandle know Clyde Taylor.

New Jersey's Tough Stance on Criminal Charges and Sentencing
By: PR Dept | April 23, 2009
If you are facing drug and/or weapons charges in the state of New Jersey, you face harsh penalties if convicted, including mandatory prison sentences, fines and loss of your driver's license.

Auctions Unlimited announces Civil War, Military and Historical Document Museum Auction
By: Debra Johnson, Auctions Unlimited | April 21, 2009
Join Auctions Unlimited in their Civil War, Military and Historical Document Museum auction. Many artifacts, dug items and historical documents will be represented. Live and online internet biding will be available.

Del Mar Dentist Makes Implants Easier with New Software
By: Edward Farajadeh, Dr. Ed | April 08, 2009
Dr. Edward Farajzadeh recently introduced new software to his practice that helps better evaluate CAT Scans of patients in need of dental implants.

The Right to Remain Silent in Illinois: What Happens When You Talk
By: PR Dept | March 11, 2009
While the Constitution guarantees persons the right to remain silent when facing police questioning, only some statements in some situations will be protected under federal and Illinois law. Miranda protections may not offer the breadth of protection that is commonly believed.

Kramer Compounds Add Polish To Military Components
By: Steven Schneider, Kramer Industries, Inc. | February 24, 2009
Kramer has been silently playing a vital role in the preparation of military parts for decades.

Could an Arizona Misdemeanor Domestic Violence Conviction Be Worse than a Felony?
By: PR Dept | February 13, 2009
Domestic violence offenses -- even misdemeanors -- are considered serious crimes in Arizona, and the state places much emphasis on limiting their occurrence.

Greg Martin Auctions Offers Rare & Unique Colt Firearms from Great American West at Historic Sale on January 18 in Las Vegas
By: Jill Turner, Rodin & Shelley Associates | January 15, 2009
Two extraordinary collections of Old West firearms come up for bid at GMA. Colt Factory Archives Collection (Part 1) features items unique in American history. Buck Stevens Collection offers one of the rarest arms extant - Colt Single Action Army Revolver Serial No. 1 - estimated at $500K - $1MM.

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