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More Than 300 Attorneys Pass Legal Specialist Exam

President Bush On The Middle East

Florida Court Imposes Over $25M in Sanctions in Fraud Case

SEC Votes to Adopt Changes to Disclosure Requirements

Man Charged After Attempting To Make Copy Of The Medical College Admissions Test

President Signs H.R. 889

Attorney General Takes Action

Contractor Pleads Guilty To Paying Gratuities To Former U.S. Army Director Of Contracting

NEW MARIJUANA LAWS

Executive Order: Protecting the Property Rights

Legal News From Across The State

"Michigan Courts" Website Debuts

Legislative Initiative to Combat Child Pornography on the Internet

Mason Named Exec Assistant Director

Hacker Pleads Guilty to Illegally Accessing NY Times Network

Media Advisory On How To Obtail 911 Calls From Sept 11th

Michigam Supreme Court To Hear Arguments Of '05-'06 Term

Highlights: FY07 Homeland Security Appropriation Bill

Public Corruption - FBI's Top Criminal Priority

Colapietro Urges Consumers: "Know What's Tax Exempt Under New Law"

Current State of Confidentiality Law

Colapietro's Fake Air Bag and Gas Price Posting Bills Become Law

Judiciary Calls for Funding to Maintain Course

Hurricane Katrina Fraud: Do You Pass The Test?

In Mass, Short Form Terms For Wills And Trusts

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