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Push mounts to allow judges to modify long prison sentences

Married couple Jolene and Bryon Russ have only experienced life together with one of them in maximum-security prison. Jolene, 40, and Bryon Russ Sr., 47, have been together for…

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Is Russia’s Wagner Group recruiting US veterans to fight in Ukraine?

The Wagner Group, Russia’s notorious private military company accused of war crimes and identified as a “significant transnational criminal organization” by the U.S.…

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Suit claiming lawyer was fired for cooperating with Cuomo sex harass probe is tossed

A judge has tossed a former New York state lawyer’s suit claiming he was fired for cooperating with the probe into sexual harassment allegations against ex-Gov. Andrew Cuomo.…

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Tully Rinckey PLLC Rochester Office Adds Trusts & Estates Senior Associate

ROCHESTER, N.Y. – Tully Rinckey PLLC is pleased to announce the addition of Jason R. Snyder as a senior associate in the firm’s Rochester, NY office. Mr. Snyder focuses his…

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CNY hospitals watching closely as legal fight continues over New York’s vaccine mandate

Central New York hospitals are closely watching another legal battle over New York’s vaccine mandate for healthcare workers, which has required any professionals dealing…

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Questions of back pay and reinstatement swirl around troops who got kicked out for refusing COVID vaccine

NORFOLK, Va. — Advocates for the 8,400 military members who got separated from service because of their refusal to get COVID-19 vaccinations say, now that the vaccine mandate…

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Expect Legal Challenges to the Proposed FTC Noncompete Rule

Hiring and retaining workers are challenges every organization has to face, but a new proposed rule may further complicate the process. Recently, the Federal Trade Commission has…

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Pentagon not currently considering back pay for US troops separated for refusing COVID-19 vaccine

The Defense Department is backtracking on an earlier statement that appeared to open the possibility that the more than 8,400 U.S. service members who were separated for refusing…

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Another federal pension fix buried in the NDAA

Congress can be effective with details even as it screws up the big picture. For instance, Congress added four or five trillion dollars to the national debt in the last couple of…

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Federal appeals court upholds injunction against administration’s vaccine mandate for federal contractors

A federal appeals court has affirmed an injunction against enforcing Biden administration’s COVID-19 vaccine mandate for those who work for federal contractors, providing a…

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