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...guilty plea had been coached out of him, he tried to change it. The court blocked the move. Yoder also sued prison administrators, alleging various mistreatments. That won him a reputation as a problem inmate who couldn't manage his rage. It didn't help that he wrote "file my motherf_____ pleadings NOW" to a court clerk. In June 1991, Mary Flannigan, one of the administrators Yoder was suing, sought to have him involuntarily committed for a second time. On her petition, she also checked a box saying she was "not involved in litigation with the respondent," which wasn...
...officer was dispatched to file a report of a stolen camera at Holyoke Arcade...
...Tyco's former CEO, Dennis Kozlowski, already charged with evading $1 million of sales tax, was indicted anew, accused of tampering with evidence. He allegedly lifted a shipping document from a file before turning it over to prosecutors in New York City. He pleaded not guilty to the latest charges...
...Farm, which insures more than 21% of the nation's homes, has announced a moratorium on new policies in 20 states and imposed caps on the coverage it will provide in half a dozen more. Following the lead of auto insurers, which have determined that customers with good credit file fewer claims, more home insurers are checking your credit score. Customers with high scores (anything above 680 is considered good) benefit with lower rates. And insurers are checking the claims history of your house. They want to know that any problems, such as mold, have been resolved before they assume...
...YOUR DEDUCTIBLE. Doubling your deductible from $250 to $500 will slice 15% off your premium; raising it to $1,000 will lop off 25%. And it's a backhanded way to make sure your insurer doesn't fire you. These days, some carriers are refusing to renew customers who file several small claims. Keep your deductible high, and that won't even be a possibility...