Lord Brown Testimony to Surface in Upcoming BP Texas City Explosion Trial
                   
finanznachrichten.de     May 19, 2008            

After refusing to testify for almost 3 years, Lord John Browne, former CEO of British Petroleum at the time of the Texas City explosion, was recently forced to give a deposition to attorney Brent Coon of Brent Coon and Associates, by the Texas Supreme Court. Mr. Coon, who argued before the... [read full story]                    


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vaildaily.com     14 mins ago          

Daily Staff Report Vail CO, Colorado 8/21 Greenpoint Mortgage Funding vs. Robert Koller, foreclosure. 9/2 The People of the State of Colorado vs. David Timothy Chavez, possession controlled substance IV. 9/2 The People...                    

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Officers burn marijuana after they find a match

starbeacon.com     16 mins ago          

By DORIS COOK - Staff Writer Star Beacon LENOX TOWNSHIP — It took less time Thursday to burn the 1,135 marijuana plants confiscated a day earlier by area law enforcement officers, than it was to find the stuff. All they...                    

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Dog bites man in Boise, then heads off to Washington

idahostatesman.com     26 mins ago   2 related          

The pitbull's owner left while the victim was in the ER, and the arm of the law isn't long enough to do much about it. Lonnie Holloway was checking out a possible construction job a few weeks ago when a large dog at the...                    

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Judge to retire despite charges

kansascity.com     31 mins ago   1 related          

Leavenworth County District Judge Frederick N. Stewart has announced his retirement, but a disciplinary case against him will move forward, state officials said Friday. The Kansas Commission on Judicial Qualifications...                    

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