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  • Family Want Boot Camp Guards Prosecuted

    02/18/2006 7:29:54 AM PST · by freepatriot32 · 25 replies · 790+ views
    http://www.comcast.net/ ^ | 2 18 06 | MELISSA NELSON
    PANAMA CITY, Fla. - Lawmakers and the family of a teenager seen on videotape being kneed and struck by juvenile boot camp guards are calling for the immediate arrest and prosecution of the guards. The Bay County Medical Examiner ruled that Martin Lee Anderson died of internal bleeding caused by a genetic blood disorder. But his family said Friday they believe the boy died because of the 30-minute beating that took place hours before the 14-year-old died. The U.S. Justice Department is investigating possible civil rights violations. Gov. Jeb Bush said he did not support calls to shut down the...
  • NEA doesn t show up in court; union fined $800,000 for intentional violations of state law

    07/01/2002 3:52:28 PM PDT · by doug from upland · 36 replies · 1,483+ views
    Evergreen Freedom Foundation ^ | 7-1-02 | Marsha Richards
    Contact: Marsha Richards, Communications Director (360) 956-3482 NEA doesn’t show up in court; union fined $800,000 for “intentional” violations of state law OLYMPIA, WA - A Thurston County Superior Court judge today fined the National Education Association (NEA) $800,000 plus legal fees for “intentional” violations of a Washington state law that prohibits the unauthorized use of agency fees* for political activity. The court also issued a permanent injunction barring the union from collecting agency fees from thousands of Washington state teachers. The default judgment comes after the NEA missed a court deadline last week to respond to a lawsuit brought...