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Judge Chrzanowski, 34, and Michael Fletcher, 31, started working together in 1997, when Fletcher, fresh from the University of Detroit Mercy School of Law, was her clerk in Michigan's 37th District Court, in Warren. After Fletcher passed the bar exam, Chrzanowski, by now his lover, helped jump-start his practice by naming him the court-appointed attorney for 56 indigent defendants, giving him three times as much in fees as the court's three other judges gave him combined. What's more, she ruled on those cases without revealing to the opposing counsel her relationship with Fletcher...
...arrested for plotting a smaller conflagration: bombing De Anza College in Cupertino, Calif. De Anza sophomore Al Joseph DeGuzman, 19, had apparently posed with his arms cache (guns as well as 60 explosive devices) and then sent the film off to be developed at a local drugstore. A clerk alerted the cops, who promptly entered the house where DeGuzman lived with his parents. They found an audiotape and time line describing how he would plant the bombs at 4:30 a.m. on Jan. 30 and then attack the cafeteria at 12:30 p.m. His parents said they had respected DeGuzman...
...generate $40,000 a month. There may have been other ways to boost income. Already, auditors are trying to account for $400,000 in bond forfeitures that are missing, overdue or otherwise not collected. This supposedly was the topic of conversation between Derwin Brown and the county official (clerk of court Jeanette Rozier) when the man in the Ford Expedition was watching them during the runoff election. Other bondsmen in town say they can find no record in the clerk's office of as many as 150 criminal cases in which they hold bonds. The companies are required to file...
...clerk at the Malkin Athletic Center reported four unauthorized men entering the building. The Harvard University Police Department (HUPD) responded and located the individuals. They were released after a field interview...
...like supporting my children now, when I should be putting money away for my retirement." Then he immediately adds, "We can afford to be generous, and I can see my daughters' progress toward independence." Maria Beltran, 50, an immigrant from Guatemala who is an accounts-payable clerk in Simi Valley, Calif., is just as committed to her children as Bengtson. Divorced, she offers a home and more to Jennifer, 22, and Tony, 24, because, she feels, "they are all I ever had. My dream was to keep the family together." Although Beltran's salary is modest and she has only...