Roger Strand

HIME FOR CHRISTMAS

IS THIS THE PARTY TO WHOM I AM SPEAKING?

WHEN UNDERWRITERS BECOME UNDERTAKERS DESPITE GLARING WARNING SIGNS, THE INSURERS APPROVED THE HEFTY LIFE-INSURANCE POLICY-- AND GAVE TWO CON MEN A REASON TO KILL

THE VET OFFENSIVE

AN EX-SOLDIER SAYS HARASSMENT DROVE HIM FROM HIS JOB. HIS FORMER EMPLOYER CITES "BIZARRE BEHAVIOR" ROOTED IN VIETNAM.

A Hostile Environment

Witnesses say a Justice Department attorney physically attacked a lawyer for environmentalists

Pining for Justice

Once again, a legal effort aims to compel the Forest Service to follow its own logging rules

Bankers Dozin'

Testimony at the governor's criminal trial and a new civil complaint suggest that First Interstate helped Symington dupe other lenders

Fife's Cross to Bear

After years of denials, posturing and preparation, Symington takes the stand and answers prosecutors--sort of

Denouement or Vindication?

Jurors in Symington's 12-week criminal trial hear closing arguments, begin deliberations

Fife's History

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

The Indomitable Dougherty

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

Day of Reckoning

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

From Ritz to Writs

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

Where' Fife

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

Flashes

It took years, and some luck, to unravel Symington's web of deceit

Government by Litigation

Increasingly, public officials ignore laws they're paid to uphold. Citizens and interest groups regularly drag these same bureaucrats into court, trying to ensure that the laws of the land are enforced. But now even the courts, once bastions of authority,

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Increasingly, public officials ignore laws they're paid to uphold. Citizens and interest groups regularly drag these same bureaucrats into court, trying to ensure that the laws of the land are enforced. But now even the courts, once bastions of authority,

Inside the Jury Box

The people who judged Symington look back with certainty, compassion

Deborah Ham's Unfinished Business

The battle against a mine loses its leader

Poetic Justice

The federal judges Fife Symington once decried as "philosopher kings" will now decide whether he goes to jail

Red Hot Chile Paperwork

The federal judges Fife Symington once decried as "philosopher kings" will now decide whether he goes to jail

Flashes

Week of October 12th

Criminal With an Asterisk

Has ex-governor J. Fife Symington III gotten his just desserts?

Devils' Advocate

Karl Whitmire is a sex offender's best friend

Demean Machine

Owner of health-food chain accused of disparaging female employees

The Earthmover and Fife

Bill Dereschuk is one pensioner who wants Symington to prevail in his bankruptcy case

Long May He Serve

Bill Dereschuk is one pensioner who wants Symington to prevail in his bankruptcy case

Best of Fife Vol. II

Fife has done much in — and to — Arizona. We've been keeping track

MisJudged

U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate

Blind Ambition

U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate

JUDICIAL INDESCRETIONSCONSERVATIVES PROPOSING NEW LAWS TO STEM FLOOD OF LAWSUITS BY INMATES

U.S. District Court Judge Carl Muecke ruled on the letter of the law, but his liberal views and tough courtroom style made him the judge that conservatives love to hate