November 10th, 2010 
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Inmates’ rights were violated on kosher meals, judge rules
The Indiana Department of Corrections violated federal law when it substituted vegan meals for kosher for its inmates, a federal judge ruled.
Read more on The Jewish Journal of Greater Los Angeles
November 6th, 2010 admin
Judge: DOC meal policy illegal
A federal judge has ruled the Indiana Department of Correction is violating the law by not offering kosher meals to prison inmates whose religious beliefs require them.
Read more on The Indianapolis Star
November 4th, 2010 admin
Judge: DOC Violating Law By Not Offering Kosher Meals
A federal judge has ruled the Indiana Department of Correction is violating the law by not offering kosher meals to prison inmates whose religious beliefs require it.
Read more on WRTV Indianapolis
August 11th, 2010 admin Judge brings sweet tooth to Napa fair
You may think kids are texting and video gaming and surfing theweb till their nubby little fingers fall off, but that’s not true.Some are in the kitchen, whipping up desserts.
Read more on Napa Valley Register
July 29th, 2010 admin Expert Panel to Judge Sabra’s Taste Intervention Competition, Rescuing America from the “Food Rut”
Sabra Dipping Company, a leading manufacturer of refrigerated dips and spreads, has enlisted the help of influential food lovers to choose the winners of the Sabra Taste Intervention competition (www.sabra.com). Launched on June 7th, 2010, the competition encourages Americans to break away from the mundane and expand their food horizons.
Read more on PRWeb via Yahoo! News
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Tags: America, Competition, Expert, Food, from, Intervention, judge, Panel, Rescuing, Sabra's, Taste 
Comments Off May 27th, 2010 admin Judge: Longtime Oak Park bookstore owes landlord $126,000
A bookstore that has been in Oak Park for decades must pay its landlord more than $126,000 in back rent, taxes and legal fees, a Cook County judge ruled today. The landlord for Barbara’s Bookstore, Anthony Shaker, filed an eviction suit against the business last fall when several months’ rent was not paid in 2009. Barbara’s Bookstore countered that it had been double billed for taxes for years …
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May 4th, 2010 admin Judge Closes Online Access To Info On Civil Case
Ponca City, We love you writes “The Tulsa World reports that Judge Linda Morrissey has ordered online access to information about a civil case locked up on the court website for the duration of a retrial out of concern that jurors might access earlier trial information and be prejudiced. The first trial, which focused on a death amid allegations of negligent medical care, wound up in a mistrial …
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February 21st, 2010 admin
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