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: Kentucky Law BlogWeekly News Roundup - Feb 8 - 14, 2010
By Michael Stevens
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Kentucky Divorce Arbitration Death Blow
By Diana L. Skaggs
on Case Law - Kentucky
Attorney
Diana Skaggs Takes Issue With Ct. of Appeals Ruling Which Voids Family
Court Arbitration Procedures ? Ruling virtually invites Sup. Ct. Review
By Stan
on Uncategorized
Campbell v. Cambell, Ky COA, Arbitration Of Family Law Matters Prohibited
By Diana L. Skaggs
on Case Law - Kentucky
Michael J. Burke said he put a .38-caliber gun to his head one night at his Michigan law office and came within seconds of blasting a bullet through his skull ? delivering what he believed would be sweet release from a full-throttle gambling addiction.
FRANKFORT, Ky. ? A bill that would allow people in dating relationships to obtain domestic violence protective orders passed the House Judiciary Committee Wednesday on a unanimous vote.KACo, cities group bill passes House
House panel approves bill to curtail drunken driving
Judge upholds decision in stripper's lawsuit
UPDATES: SO MUCH TO DO SO LITTLE TIME|By myviewmatters@aol.com (Louisville News and Politics
Criminal charges on Snyder/Cubbage: The criminal complaint I filed against Amy Cubbage and Sheryl Snyder
with the County Attorney's office has been forwarded to Attorney
General Jack Conway's office for further investigation. In short it is
now up to AG Conway to DO his job in this matter.
Making a long-running court battle even longer, a judge has ruled that a group of former members of a Jeffersontown church can continue to fight for rights they had before they were voted out of church membership last March.
Courts - Update on "Three lawsuits may change how NCAA operates" By Marcia Oddi on Courts in general
Law - Above the Law asks: "Did You Go to Law School to Make $15/Hour?"
By Marcia Oddi
on General Law Related
Toyota Recall Sparks Largest Consumer-fraud case ever ? One claim filed in Kentucky
By Stan
on Uncategorized
Leibson's Torts Students [at U of L law] Raise Over $1000 for Scholarships
By vmsmit06
on Student
Faculty Blogs: Trademark Moot Court Team [UofL Law] Wins Regionals!
House passes KACo, KLC accountability bill
By Beth Musgrave
on State Government
Bill to restore voting rights for felons passes House
By Beth Musgrave
on State Government
State revenue dropped another 3.3 percent in January
By Ryan Alessi
on State Government
Domestic violence bill clears House committee
By Beth Musgrave
on KY General Assembly
House eyes Medicaid for more savings
By Beth Musgrave
on State Budget
Future of payday lending bill up in the air
By Beth Musgrave
on State Government
Justice Resource Center plans press conference on police shooting
Full post as published by Kentucky Law Blog on February 14, 2010 (boomark / email).
Murphy City, TX
$255,000 settlement in controversial pedophile news program case.
Newspaper Employees
Chinese Daily News must pay $5.19 million class action settlement for failing to pay overtime.








