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- Deep in the heart of Texas, a judge refused to dismiss Gov. Rick Perry's felony case over a silly technicality in the underlying paperwork concerning the special prosecutor's oath of office. [CNN]
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- This lawyer got a spanking for including a noncompete in an associate's contract that said he wouldn't be able to practice the same type of law for two years. [Legal Profession Blog via ABA Journal]
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