Daily Archives: October 26, 2011 - 2 results


Posted 576 days ago in Criminal Law by Larry Bodine  |   Comments
Is there a Polygraph Test in Your Future? Tell the Truth Now

Guest blog post by Kenneth E. Blackstone. Invented in 1921, the modern polygraph is still in the headlines: The mother of missing baby Lisa Irwin, Deborah Bradley of Kansas City, admitted she failed a polygraph test in the case. Sarah Palin and her husband Todd have been offered $1 million by a “married but dating” website to take a polygraph test and answer questions about allegations of cheating within their marriage. Joseph Melendez of Elyria, OH, was awarded $1.5 million …

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Posted 576 days ago in Jury Awards by Heather McGowan  |   Comments
Editor’s Choice: Top Five Legal News Stories of the Day

Here are some news stories we thought you’d find interesting: Buyer got the keys, but not good title: Bad foreclosure and bona fide purchaser status don’t mix. A decision by the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court could put the status of sales of foreclosed homes in question. Francis Bevilacqua filed a lawsuit against his home’s former owner to clear up possible problems or “clouds” on the title to the home, which he bought as a foreclosure property from US Bank. Bevilacqua …

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