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Urine Samples and a Wild Sex Cult Top October Verdicts

From private urine samples to a wild sex cult, here are some notable verdicts from October.

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Lawyer Was Two for Six in Attempted Bank Robberies: Authorities

Miami lawyer Aaron Patrick Honaker was arrested and charged with robbing a series of banks, according to the U.S. Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of Florida. So reports Fox News.

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Family of Lauren McCluskey Reaches Settlement with University of Utah

The parents of Lauren McCluskey and the University of Utah agreed to settle a lawsuit related to her on-campus death in 2018. So reports a 2KUTV.

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Cornell Law Dean Peñalver to Become First Latino to Lead Seattle U

Eduardo M. Peñalver, the dean of Cornell University’s Law School and a former clerk for U.S. Supreme Court Justice John Paul Stevens, will take over as Seattle University’s 22nd president. So reports MYNorthwest.

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Colo. Churchgoers Can’t Be Forced to Wear Masks: Judge

A federal judge in Colorado ruled two churches do not have to require congregants to cover their faces and do not have to limit the number of worshipers at their services. So reports CNN.

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McDonald’s Asks Illinois Court to Toss Discrimination Lawsuit

McDonald’s is seeking to have a racial discrimination suit dismissed. The suit is filed by 52 Black former franchisees who say they have lost millions due to the fast-food giant’s actions. So reports CNBC.

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Pittsburg Law School Prof Steps Down for Racial Slur

A University of Pittsburgh School of Law professor has resigned his post after using a racial slur during one of his lectures. The professor was not identified by name in the article. So reports the Pittsburg Post-Gazette.

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Airforce Settles After Contractor Killed in Live-fire Exercise

The Air Force has been found responsible for the death of contractor Charles Holbrook after a live-fire exercise went awry. So reports the Yahoo! News.

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NordicTrack Sues Peloton in Latest Lawsuit Salvo

Peloton competitor ICON Health & Fitness filed a lawsuit alleging the popular exercise equipment company infringed upon two of its design patents. So reports Business Insider.

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California Drop Boxes Still a Source of Ambiguity

The state of California and Republican Party officials appear have come to an agreement over ballot drop boxes, which were initially the target of potential legal action. So reports NPR.

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