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Questions remain in case of dismembered woman

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13 in Greensboro, N.C., recommended "the most intensive substance abuse treatment provided by the Bureau of Prisons" and a mental health evaluation. The judge sentenced him to 32 months in prison and ordered 15 years of post-release supervision. While …
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A judge's legacy: Families, children have fighting chance in court

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The court differs from drug court in that a person's initiation into it is not spurred by a felony drug charge, but rather their children have been taken away by the state due to abuse or neglect. Rather than proceeding to trial to determine the future …
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The Daily Item: 'Resolutionaries:' Some pursue quick fixes, but experts advise …

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After reports from Food and Drug Administration linked high-caffeine drinks like 5-Hour Energy and Monster to 15 deaths last year, NRG Matrix could be welcomed by those looking for the energy to get off the couch and into the gym this year. Dr. Mona …
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