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  • 19
    Mar

When Workers Must be Paid for On-the-Job Travel

Employees who must travel to different work sites, or to different customer locations during the work day, generally must be paid for their travel time. But how employee travel time is calculated can be a bit complicated. In general, the federal Fair Labor Standards Act controls issues regarding wages and hours , and describes when employees must be...

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  • 19
    Mar

Get Paid to Improve Your Land

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  • 19
    Mar

Anti-Hunters Again File Petition to Ban Lead Ammo

Anti-Hunters Again File Petition to Ban Lead Ammo Continued here: Anti-Hunters Again File Petition to Ban Lead Ammo

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  • 18
    Mar

California- LaDonna Harris Appointed Acting Chief Probation Officer for Alameda County

The Castro Valley Patch – Released by Alameda County’s Board of Supervisors – March 18, 2012 The Alameda County Board of Supervisors has appointed LaDonna Harris as Acting Chief Probation Officer effective March 19, 2012. [For ... Link: California- LaDonna Harris Appointed Acting Chief Probation Officer for Alameda County

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  • 17
    Mar

The Los Angeles Times – By Deborah Netburn – March 17, 2012, 8:00 a.m.

To see a new iPad is to want a new iPad — that new screen is so much better — and that’s why thousands of people around the world lined up outside Apple stores Friday ... Follow this link: The Los Angeles Times – By Deborah Netburn – March 17, 2012, 8:00 a.m.

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  • 17
    Mar

In West Texas, Push Comes to Shove Over Water Restrictions

Tensions have been high in a groundwater conservation district where some farmers reliant on the Ogallala Aquifer are fighting to maintain their right to pump unrestricted amounts of water. View original post here: In West Texas, Push Comes to Shove Over Water Restrictions

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  • 16
    Mar

California courts notice – Invitation to Comment: Legislative Proposal (Realignment)

Date: Fri, 16 Mar 2012  - Subject: Invitation to Comment: Legislative Proposal (Realignment) Comments sought on proposals: A new proposal to establish uniform procedures for all types of court revocation of supervision has been posted to the California ... Original post: California courts notice – Invitation to Comment: Legislative Proposal (Realignment)

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  • 16
    Mar

THE WEEK’S CASES: for the week ending March 16, 2012

by Al Menaster, Deputy Public Defender, Los Angeles County Public Defender’s Office AGGRAVATED MAYHEM AND SPECIFIC INTENT Mayhem (PC 203) is committed when the defendant permanently disfigures the victim. Mayhem is a general intent crime. ... http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Claraweb-CpdaMembersWebsite/~5/qiS-Hha9VGQ/12-03-16_wc.mp3 See the rest here: THE WEEK’S CASES: for the week ending March 16, 2012

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  • 16
    Mar

Reactions to the report on Ted Stevens corruption trial

Alaska Dispatch – Amanda Coyne – Mar 15, 2012 The long-awaited investigative report concerning prosecutorial misconduct in the federal corruption trial of the late Sen. Ted Stevens has been released publicly. And it appears that, as ... Read more here: Reactions to the report on Ted Stevens corruption trial

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  • 16
    Mar

California – Retiring Yuba County judge backs public defender

The Appeal Democrat News – March 15, 2012 11:10:19 PM Retiring Yuba County Superior Court Judge Dennis Buckley is endorsing county public defender and former Marysville City Councilman Benjamin Wirtschafter as his replacement. Wirtschafter, one of three ... Original post: California – Retiring Yuba County judge backs public defender

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