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Courts beat: A literary master of the legal world - Minneapolis Star Tribune

Written by  |  Thursday, 23 May 2013 19:01  |  Published in National Law

In the dust-up between Norm Coleman and Al Franken over Minnesota’s U.S. Senate seat, state Supreme Court Justice Paul H. Anderson quoted from Tom Stoppard’s play “Jumpers” in the high court’s ruling: “It’s not the voting that’s democracy, it’s the counting.”

In other rulings, he’s illustrated his point by quoting Shakespeare, Oliver Wendell Holmes, Louis Carroll, Richard Nixon and Humpty Dumpty.

The masterful author and amanuensis has reached the mandatory retirement age of 70 and will leave the high court May 31. But he promised more illuminating literary allusions in the coming weeks.

His dissent in a ruling released Wednesday was a classic.

The case involved a woman who altered a doctor’s prescription for cough syrup with codeine in Worthington, Minn., in 2006. It was her one and only crime. In 2011, the woman’s records were expunged, or sealed, by a Nobles County judge to help her achieve her “lifelong

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Swarming termites invade Lake area - KPLC-TV

Written by  |  Thursday, 23 May 2013 18:46  |  Published in Louisiana Law
CALCASIEU PARISH, LA (KPLC) -

Just as quickly as they swarmed Wednesday night, so did the swarm of social media posts and pictures of termites.

The Lake Charles Racquet Club was a hotspot for swarming termites in the Lake area.

"I came in this morning around 8 o'clock to teach my first lesson and there were, what appeared to be dead termites, all over the court" said Bobby Walker, an instructor at the club.

While the morning after for those termites wasn't so promising, swarming termites have become a norm, usually peaking during the spring season as one Lake Charles resident knows from experience.

"They come every year and we can tell when they come" said Lake Charles resident, Angela Reeves.  "They start swarming the lights outside of the house so we immediately turn off all the lights in our house because we have canisters in the ceiling and they

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6 tips on managing your 401(k) plan effectively

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The run-up in stock prices this year could tempt even the most hands-off investor to wade into their 401(k) and make some changes. The Dow Jones industrial average, Nasdaq and Standard & Poor's 500 indexes are each up more than 20 percent over the past... Full Article at FindLaw: AP News

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  2. NEW YORK (AP) — When the Dow first crossed 14,000, investors were overjoyed. When it closed at an all-time high of 14,253.77 on Tuesday, it wasn't so much a time for celebration as it was for reflection. It's been a long five and a half years. The ups...

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The run-up in stock prices this year could tempt even the most hands-off investor to wade into their 401(k) and make some changes. The Dow Jones industrial average, Nasdaq and Standard & Poor's 500 indexes are each up more than 20 percent over the past... Full Article at FindLaw: AP News

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  2. NEW YORK (AP) — When the Dow first crossed 14,000, investors were overjoyed. When it closed at an all-time high of 14,253.77 on Tuesday, it wasn't so much a time for celebration as it was for reflection. It's been a long five and a half years. The ups...

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Court hears Hobby Lobby's challenge to part of health-care law - Denver Post

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Court hears Hobby Lobby's challenge to part of health-care law - Denver Post
Federal judges peppered lawyers for the federal government and Hobby Lobby Stores Inc. with questions Thursday as the two squared off over the corporation's challenge to a part of the federal health-care law that requires it to offer employees health coverage that includes access to the morning-after pill. "The Greens are a deeply religious family who have exercised their faith through their business for 40 years," Kyle Duncan, who argued the case before the 10th Circuit Court of Appeals, said of the family that owns Oklahoma-based Hobby Lobby. He had barely begun his presentation when Chief Judge Mary Beck Briscoe shot a question at him. "Do the regulations require the Greens individually to do anything?" she asked. Duncan replied that the family members have "bound themselves through religious commitments" to run the company in accordance with their faith. Hobby Lobby argues that businesses, not just currently exempted religious groups,...

Supreme Court hears arguments on Internet sales tax law - Alton Telegraph

Written by  |  Thursday, 23 May 2013 16:56  |  Published in National Law
SPRINGFIELD - Illinois Supreme Court justices appeared skeptical Wednesday when an attorney representing the state argued the constitutionality of a two-year-old state law designed to force certain Internet retailers to collect sales taxes. Before the law was passed, companies such as Sears and Wal-Mart collected the state sales tax on their Internet transactions with Illinois customers. They did this because they had stores in Illinois, which constitutes a legal presence, or nexus, in the state.

But companies such as Amazon.com didn't have to collect the tax because they did not have a physical presence in Illinois.

In order to draw more tax revenue and end an advantage some Internet retailers have over others, legislators in Illinois redefined the term "physical presence" to include marketing affiliates based in Illinois - typically coupon or deal websites whose operators earn commissions for driving shopping traffic to an online retailer.

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