Tallahassee attorney gets suspension for FSU trophy theft (USA Today)
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Tallahassee attorney gets suspension for FSU trophy theft (USA Today)
An attorney has been suspended from the Florida Bar for 60 days for his an apparent role in the theft of two Florida State University national football championship trophies, officials said Monday. Rojas, a 2002 graduate of the University of Florida's College of Law, was charged with dealing in stolen property for keeping an FSU national football championship trophy at his house after it was ...
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Florida grad punished for FSU trophy heist (Sports Illustrated)
TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) -- An attorney has been suspended from the Florida Bar for 60 days for his an apparent role in the theft of two Florida State University national football championship trophies, officials said Monday.
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RIAA Campaign Against Students Hits Stormier Seas (Slashdot)
NewYorkCountryLawyer writes "It's been astutely observed that the RIAA's "ex parte" campaign against "John Doe" college students seems to have run into much stormier waters than its campaign against regular folks. Discovery motions were thrown out by the judges in cases involving the University of New Mexico and the College of William and Mary, and motions to quash have been made by students at ...
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Attorney who hid stolen FSU trophy risks losing job (Tallahassee Democrat)
The Tallahassee attorney who was suspended by the Florida Supreme Court for hiding a stolen Florida State University trophy at his home in 2004 and 2005 now risks losing his job. Members of the Florida Legislature's 15-member Hispanic Caucus, where Jason Paul Rojas is executive director, say they're looking into whether Rojas was upfront when they hired him earlier this year.
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Fix the State Patrol (Savannah Morning News)
IT'S BAD enough when the Georgia State Patrol doesn't have enough troopers to patrol the roads in the state after 2 a.m.
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The Post Online (The Ohio University Post)
Ohio University’s vice president for finance and administration, who recently presented the Board of Trustees with a five-year financial plan, is a candidate for president at Florida Gulf Coast University.
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UF grad disciplined in case of FSU trophies (Gainesville Sun)
A University of Florida graduate who was arrested for housing a stolen Florida State University national championship trophy has been disciplined by the Florida Supreme Court.
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Local attorney suspended over stolen FSU trophy (Tallahassee Democrat)
A Tallahassee attorney who had been charged with hiding a stolen Florida State University trophy has been disciplined by the Florida Supreme Court. Jason Paul Rojas has been suspended for 60 days, according to a Monday news release from the Florida Bar.
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College fans prefer victories over discipline (Lawrence Journal-World)
Here was a look at Monday’s college football headlines around the country: “Suspended Gator gets probation in gun incident.” “Irish DL arrested in prostitution sting.” “Colorado suspends three players for brawling.” “Two ‘Horns will miss three games for DWI.” “Duke’s Tauiliili suspended indefinitely.” It was enough to make any law-abiding citizen scream, “What in the Tauiliili is going on here?” ...
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Iowa Might Decide Conservative Rival To Giuliani In GOP (Investor's Business Daily via Yahoo! News)
New York, California and Florida have muscled their way near the top of this year's primary schedule, but the Iowa caucus may still pack a huge punch.
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Tallahassee attorney gets suspension for FSU trophy theft (USA Today)
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