LAW & JUSTICE, ADVOCACY NOTE BOOK REPORTS.

LAW & JUSTICE

FROM THE US DEPT. OF JUSTICE:

Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch Testifies Before the House Judiciary Committee
" I want to close with a comment about the investigation of Secretary Clinton’s use of a personal email system during her time as Secretary of State.  As you are aware, last week I met with Director Comey and career prosecutors and agents who conducted that investigation.  I received and accepted their unanimous recommendation that the thorough, year-long investigation be closed and no charges be brought against any individuals within the scope of the investigation.  While I understand that this investigation has generated significant public interest, as Attorney General, it would be inappropriate for me to comment further on the underlying facts of the investigation or the legal basis for the team’s recommendation.  I can tell you that I am extremely proud of the tremendous work of the dedicated prosecutors and agents on this matter." -----AG Lynch


Statements From Attorney General Loretta E. Lynch and Deputy Attorney General Sally Q. Yates on the Passing of Associate Deputy Attorney General David Margolis

Subway Franchisee and Gas Station Owner Sentenced to Prison in Multi-Million Dollar Conspiracy to Defraud the Internal Revenue Service Defendant Failed to Report More Than $6 Million in Gross Receipts

Virginia Electrician Pleads Guilty to Attempting to Obstruct the IRS

Justice Department Obtains Record Fine and Injunctive Relief against Activist Investor for Violating Premerger Notification Requirements

FROM THE FBI FILES:

Electronics Smuggler Sentenced Sensitive Equipment Illegally Exported to Russia

Update on Investigation of 1971 Hijacking by D.B. Cooper 

Related story: The D.B. Cooper case has baffled the FBI for 45 years. Now it may never be solved---WP

South Florida Resident Sentenced to 4 Years in Prison for Filing Fraudulent BP Fund Claim in Connection with the Deepwater Horizon Explosion and Pollution Incident

Zuni Pueblo Man Sentenced to 17 Years for Second Degree Murder Conviction

INTERPOL: 1,500 police in operation targeting crime networks across Eastern and Southern Africa

In other Law & Justice news headlines...

Zaxby's Workers Allegedly Harassed Cops With Extra Spicy Wings---Eater

1 Suspect at Large, 3 Arrested in Alleged Baton Rouge Plot to Kill Cops---NBC

‘Her mind is shot': Donald Trump-Ruth Bader Ginsburg feud goes nuclear--WP

North West Legal brief:

Seattle police union president resigning amid controversy over Facebook post---SEATTLE TIMES

Port O Call publisher filed a petition to have Superior Court determine if the settlement agreement in the lawsuit, Lange v Clallam County approved by Commissioners Ozias and Peach is in the best interest of county taxpayers.---PORT O CALL

Port O Call's Publisher, Dale Wilson
Spoke during the Public hearing
last week at the County Commission
on the Lange Settlement.

Editorial Note: Well, wonders never cease huh! No sooner your truly pens an article about the Port O Call's Dale Wilson making allegations against the county, and should prove all of those allegations in the court of law,  rather than the court of public opinion, he files files a court petition. Apparently, someone was paying attention. However, one thing I find interesting, on the Port O Call page, Wilson is asking the readership to cover the filing fee. Wait a minute! Isn't like asking to public in covering court cost as well, something he cited the County Commission on using taxpayer monies to cover the settlement with Lange. Most publications I know, if not all has a legal fund to handle such expenses. I didn't hear anything about the PDN asking for donations to cover a filing fee from their readership when they sued the county for documentation from the County prosecutor. I can understand asking for assistance if you are not well off, it's hard to understand asking for assistance when you can well afford to be paying any court cost on your own.






New assault charge for Port Angeles man accused of bus attack; suspect reportedly struck corrections officer---PDN

ADVOCACY NOTEBOOK

Tesla has no plans to disable Autopilot feature - WSJ

Jobs Report Suggests More With Disabilities Unemployed---DISABILITY SCOOP

Service Dog Case Headed To Supreme Court---DISABILITY SCOOP

Skateboard Clinic Teaches Kids With Disabilities Life Skills---DISABILITY SCOOP

The surprising ties between poverty, gentrification and asthma---CROSS CUT SEATTLE

FAO: NON-FLUORIDATED COUNTRIES HAVE BETTER TEETH

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Today's video Clip: The Port's decision on the KPLY clean up settlement
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_daDws27XXI

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