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Casa Grande Airplane Mechine Indicted for Falsifying Inspection

PHOENIX (LAWFUEL) – A Casa Grande, Ariz., airplane mechanic was indicted by a federal grand jury on April 14th for falsely claiming to possess a required Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) certificate. Wesley Glen Forsyth, 43, has been charged with five felony offenses, all stemming from an inspection he claimed to have performed on a private

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US Law News – Head of Akin Gump’s Litigation Group Joins Quinn Emanuel – US Legal

LAWFUEL.COM – Legal Announcements – NEW YORK, April 16, 2009 — Quinn Emanuel Urquhart Oliver & Hedges, LLP announced today that Andrew J. Rossman will join the firm’s New York office as a partner. Rossman was formerly a partner in the New York office of Akin Gump Strauss Hauer & Feld LLP where he served

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US Law – Arms Trafficker Sentenced To 20 Years’ Prison For Smuggling Rockets, Grenades and Other Weapons

LawFuel.com – US Legal Newswire – LEV L. DASSIN, the Acting United States Attorney for the Southern District of New York, announced that CHRISTIAAN SPIES, a leader of an international arms trafficking operation, was sentenced today to 20 years in prison for plotting to smuggle shoulder-fired surface-to-air missiles (“SAMs”), rocket-propelled grenades (“RPGs”), anti-tank guided missiles,

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Interrogation techniques like stripping a detainee naked, depriving him of sleep and putting a hood over his head, are prohibited under the U.S. Army Field Manual. But in 2002, the Justice Department authorized CIA interrogators to step up the pressure even further on suspected terrorist Abu Zubaydah.

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The journey into the CIA’s most extreme interrogation program began in darkness. Blindfolded, hooded and wearing earmuffs, suspected terrorists were shackled and flown to secret interrogation centers. The buildings themselves were quiet, clinical and designed to fill prisoners with dread. Detainees were shaved, stripped and photographed nude. The questioning began mildly, a shackled detainee facing

Interrogation techniques like stripping a detainee naked, depriving him of sleep and putting a hood over his head, are prohibited under the U.S. Army Field Manual. But in 2002, the Justice Department authorized CIA interrogators to step up the pressure even further on suspected terrorist Abu Zubaydah. Read More »

Malaysian Arrested at Sydney International Airport for Importing Herion

(LAWFUEL) – Malaysian arrested for importing heroin A 30-year-old Malaysian national has been charged with importing heroin into Australia. Customs and Border Protection officers at Sydney International Airport selected the man for a baggage examination after he arrived on a flight from Kuala Lumpur on Sunday 12 April 2009. During the examination, the officers became

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Australian Man Arrested for Possessing Online Child Abuse Material

(LAWFUEL) – A 45-year-old Rasmussen man is due to appear in Townsville Magistrates Court today, following his arrest by the The AFP conducted an investigation following a referral from the United States National Centre for Missing and Exploited Children Cybertip Hotline, alleging inappropriate text material in a ‘chat’ environment. Australian legislation regarding child pornography and

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University of Miami School of Law Establishes the DE LA Cruz-Mentschifkoff Endowed Chair

gift to be dedicated to law and economics studies Coral Gables, FL (April 15, 2009 – LAWFUEL) –The University of Miami School of Law announced the creation of the de la Cruz-Mentschikoff Endowed Chair in Law and Economics which Mr. Carlos M. de la Cruz, Sr. (JD ’79) has established in Soia Mentschikoff’s memory –

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Former U.S. Department of Commerce Acting General Counsel Joins Adams and Reese

Birmingham, Ala. (LAWFUEL) – David Bowsher, who previously held the position as Acting General Counsel of the United States Department of Commerce in Washington D.C., has joined Adams and Reese as Special Counsel in the firm’s Birmingham office. Bowsher’s legal practice focuses on corporate restructuring, bankruptcy issues and mergers and acquisitions. He will also spend

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Luce Forward Attorney Kirsten M. Solberg Honored As A Top Thirty Uunder 30 Real Estate Professional

(LAWFUEL) – Luce Forward Hamilton & Scripps LLP, a prominent California law firm, today announced attorney Kirsten M. Solberg was honored by Real Estate Southern California as one of its top thirty commercial real estate professionals under the age of 30. Solberg, an associate in Luce Forward’s real estate practice group, is based in the

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US Attorney – Man Gets 20 Years Prison For $32 Million Coal and Gold Scam – IRS Prosecution

LawFuel.com – Legal Announcements – Henry Jones, 54, a record company executive, formerly of Marina Del Rey was sentenced to 20 years in federal prison this morning having been found guilty in connection with a Ponzi-scheme. Two other defendants, Arthur Simburg, 64, of Portland, Oregon, formerly of Los Angeles, and Robert Jennings, 59, a pastor

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