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Canfield, William B., III Attorney is: Administrative & Governmental Law Lawyer in District of Columbia, Election Law Lawyer in District of Columbia, District of Columbia Lawyer and Attorney at law.
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Tyson could face jail over arrest dated Friday 20th of November 2009   Mike Tyson, arrested after a scuffle with a photographer, could be sent to jail if he's found to have violated probation from a 2007 drug case.
Second home owner votes under scrutiny dated Saturday 21st of November 2009   Claverack supervisor candidate Robin Andrews looks on as Kathleen O'Keefe and Karen Feldman look over an absentee voter application during Friday’s count.
Columbia teacher runs for office dated Monday 16th of November 2009   Columbia instructor Joe Laiacona may be running unopposed for state representative in the upcoming Democratic primary, thanks to a filing his lawyer made last week. Laiacona’s Nov. 9 objection to the nomination papers of incumbent Deb Mell will make the legislator ineligible to run for the Democratic Party’s nomination, if his objection is sustained by the [...]
D.C.-Based Charities Face Split With City dated Saturday 21st of November 2009   WASHINGTON, D.C., NOV. 20, 2009 ( Zenit.org ).- Due to lawmakers' determination to redefine marriage, the Archdiocese of Washington, D.C., has announced that it will have no choice but to withdraw from its partnership with the city government.
Rhee Got Involved in KJ’s Personal Mess: Loose Lips Daily - City Desk - Washington City Paper dated Friday 20th of November 2009   Greetings all. A congressional report connects Michelle Rhee to unsavory personal accusations involving her now-fiance, Sacramento Mayor Kevin Johnson . KJ has been accused of sexual misconduct with young women, and Examiner columnist Byron York writes that Rhee , while serving on the board of Johnson's St. Hope nonprofit, 'learned of the allegations and played the role of a fixer, doing "damage ...
Chinese Drywall Test Results Due Monday dated Friday 20th of November 2009   More results of Chinese drywall testing conducted as part of the U.S. Consumer Products Safety Commission’s (CPSC) massive investigation are expected to be released next week. The highly anticipated report will arrive just days before an important lawsuit deadline arrives for some Chinese drywall homeowners. The next round of test results will address the corrosion [...]
‘Teach Them a Lesson,’ Said Top Cop: Loose Lips Daily - City Desk - Washington City Paper dated Wednesday 18th of November 2009   IN LL WEEKLY--- All Bets Are Off : The lottery contract saga goes on. Also: Fired DPR employees claim the stats were juked to force layoff. Greetings all.
Keeler asks for removal of county judges dated Thursday 19th of November 2009   Eugene Keeler, the Columbia County conflict defender, is asking for the removal of two Columbia County judges for allegedly blocking his appointments in cases and in so doing costing the county’s taxpayers thousands of dollars.
Prosecutors Argue for GPS in Drug Conviction dated Wednesday 18th of November 2009   When federal authorities got a warrant to install a GPS device to track a drug suspect, agents acted with an "abundance of caution," a federal prosecutor said in the D.C. Circuit, where the government is defending its ability to secretly follow suspects without judicial supervision.

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