Mont. judge rules on case — 24 years later
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Longtime assistant says judge found documents in old briefcase at home Pig parade held in Philippines July 1: In Balayan, Philippines, costumed townsfolk paraded roasted pigs through the streets, ending the festivities by dousing each other in water. GREAT FALLS, Mont. - The wheels of justice grind slowly, but this is pushing the envelope. In Montana's Toole County, retired District Judge Ronald McPhillips ruled... [read full story]
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