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September 3, 2010

 Ruling in Historic Recall SuitBy: LegalEase Chris Clem is the Election Commission Attorney. During the hearing he juiced up the preceding by informing the court that the Election Commission will meet on Wednesday, September 9, 2010. He informed the court that one Commissioner had resigned and another was sick in hospital thereby leaving three commissioners to decide whether the recall is to be certified. Under those circumstances Mr. Clem said the Commission may not vote to allow the recall to move forward because with 3 commissioners the vote on the recall must be unanimous. He cast doubt on whether that unanimous vote is possible.

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September 2, 2010
Senator Indicted for BriberyBy: Washington Post [READ MORE]
September 1, 2010
Wikileaks Head Under Investigation AgainBy: On again, off again--investigation into Wikileaks head on rape reopens.

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August 31, 2010
Roger Clemens Two Words: Not GuiltyBy: Roger Clemens utters two words in Federal Court on charges relating to lying to Congress:  Not guilty.  Is this case more about he said, she said the guilt?  The trial is set for April 2011.

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August 28, 2010

 Legal Brick Wall: Learn Before You LeapBy: LegalEase "It'll go to court," said Hamilton County Election Administrator Charlotte Mullis-Morgan. "It'll have to."

Mullis on the effort to recall Chattanooga Mayor Ron Littlefield.

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August 26, 2010
Blago Talks About His VerdictBy: LegalEase

Blago appeared on John Stewart show in this brief interview talking about the verdict against him. We are working on an analysis of the verdict and what it means for a retrial right here on LegalEase, so stay tuned for more information.

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August 26, 2010

 Recall Petition Going to CourtBy: LegalEase A group of people in Chattanooga Tennessee want to recall their Mayor. They've been knocking on doors, getting signatures, and claim they are close to their goal. However, they may fail because after all the petitions were signed it looks like the recall is not headed to the ballot box but to the courthouse area read more on the Recall Petition Going to Court.

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January 11, 2010

 Paying Interest on JudgmentsBy: James Goins & Carpenter PC When we take out a car loan, we pay interest. What happens if you're in a lawsuit? This brief summary explores the issue of prejudgment and post judgment interest. This posting is sponsored by:

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