The New York Times takes a look at presidential hopeful Rudolph W. Giuliani, who waved his prosecutor’s scythe in the 1980s, and Wall Street barons, political bosses and Mafia dons seemed to fall in serried rows.

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He was, to the popular eye, Eliot Ness reincarnated, an unsparing prosecutor for a crime-shadowed age. And when the United States attorney in Manhattan resigned in January 1989, he earned a tabloid salute: “Good News for Bad Guys,” The Daily News proclaimed. “Crimebuster Giuliani Steps Down.” Rudolph W. Giuliani waved his prosecutor’s scythe in the […]

The New York Times takes a look at presidential hopeful Rudolph W. Giuliani, who waved his prosecutor’s scythe in the 1980s, and Wall Street barons, political bosses and Mafia dons seemed to fall in serried rows. Read More »

New FBI Top 10 Most Wanted List Member Added With Phoenix Murder Fugitive

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LAWFUEL – The Legal Newswire – A fugitive from Phoenix , wanted for the November 29, 2004 , murder and robbery of an armored car guard, has been added to the FBI’s List of Ten Most Wanted Fugitives. Jason Derek Brown allegedly encountered the guard, Robert Keith Palomares, who was exiting a Phoenix movie theater

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Ron Paul’s Third Party Foothold Looks Like A Sure Bet

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LawFuel – Ron Paul continues to shatter fund-raising records as his poll-raising and fund-raising efforts raise eyebrows. One of the surprising features about the ‘small government’ candidate is that he is not sponsoring events himself or using professionals to fund raise. Rather, the money is coming in from a not-so-small army of supporters who have

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Dog Chapman’s Nigger Comment Continues To Blacken Bounty Hunter Show’s Chances

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LAWFUEL – Legal Newswire – There is no word yet whether cable channel A&E will continue production on the popular ‘Dog the Bounty Hunter’ show. The popular show, starring Duane ‘Dog’ Chapman, was pulled from the A&E network following Chapman being caught describing his son’s black girlfriend as a ‘nigger’. Despite repeated apologies from Chapman,

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Court Action On Behalf Of Feltex Shareholders Set To Continue, Lawyer Says

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LAWFUEL – Legal Career & Law News – Litigation on behalf of investors in failed carpetmaker Feltex is set to continue, with Christchurch lawyers finalising due diligence on funding for the litigation. Potential claimants’ lawyer Gary Wakefield told LawFuel that his firm was in the final stages of completing due diligence with an Australian-based litigation

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Police Investigation Into Madeleine McCann Disappearance May Wind Up Next Month

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LawFuel – See LawFuel’s latest story on the McCann case – The search for missing Madeleine McCann could be wound up next month and a supporter of the McCanns claims the ‘shutters have gone up’ on after Portugese police named Gerry and Kate McCann as suspects in the case involving their missing daughter

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The search for missing Madeleine McCann could be wound up next month and a supporter of the McCanns claims the ‘shutters have gone up’ on after Portugese police named Gerry and Kate McCann as suspects in the case involving their missing daughter.

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A businessman helping to fund the hunt for Madeleine McCann has accused Gordon Brown and David Miliband of ignoring her parents’ plight. Stephen Winyard, who owns a Scottish health spa, said the “shutters had gone up” after Portuguese police named Gerry and Kate McCann as suspects. He said the only offer in response to a

The search for missing Madeleine McCann could be wound up next month and a supporter of the McCanns claims the ‘shutters have gone up’ on after Portugese police named Gerry and Kate McCann as suspects in the case involving their missing daughter. Read More »

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