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Whomever you choose, insist that your planner sign an agreement to assume fiduciary responsibility where you are concerned. That means your interests come first--precisely as it should be. --With reporting by Cybele Weisser...
...trial now over, Rudetzki and her SOS Attentats (SOS Attacks) association face a different sort of battle: finding the funding necessary to survive the costly litigation rising from the terror cases to which they are civil parties. "Victims' rights aren't respected if victims themselves aren't involved to insist that justice is done," Rudetzki notes. "That requires courage, diligence and, alas, money." Despite sos Attentats' financial straits, it would be unwise to bet on the 54-year-old Rudetzki renouncing the war on terror she declared 17 years ago. In 1983, she was thrown into a seven-week coma...
Victims'rights aren't respected if they aren't involved to insist that justice is done...
...While federal charges traditionally take precedence over state murder changes, some legal experts believe the states have stronger cases (multiple first degree murder counts). And many locals insist the privilege of the first trial should go to Montgomery County, Maryland, where six murder charges have been filed against Muhammad and Malvo - by far the most in a single state. "This case should be initiated in Montgomery County," Douglas Gansler, the Montgomery County state's attorney, said in an interview with the New York Times. "Our families were terrorized and paralyzed by these shootings, and they were disproportionately affected by this...
...likely to do more harm than good”—as though people who think the war will do more good than harm are not only wrong, but opportunists and liars to boot. So much for the intelligent debate that Bush’s opponents so shrilly insist is being stifled...