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UPDATE: The Herald reports here that former Miami Heat player Antoine Walker was arrested on South Beach for DUI. This is one time a basketball should have been called for traveling. The Herald also has a nice piece on Attorney Stuart Mishkin who passed away earlier this year, but for some reason we can't find it on line. Governor Bill Richardson of New Mexico, a power house in the Democratic Party has withdrawn from his nomination to be Commerce Secretary in a New Mexico version of "Pay to play". (The title links to the Times article.) Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are out of the playoffs, in a Miami version of "pay but no play."QB Chad Pennington was intercepted 4 times, and as we predicted, the Ravens defense lit up the Dolphins, with all world safety and former UM star Ed Reed getting a "pick-six"...continue to full postFull post as published by Justice Building Blog on January 05, 2009 (boomark / email).
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