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Bogus bidder argues he had to act
Huber has argued that a jury might buy DeChristopher's lesser-evil argument in what prosecutors see as a simple criminal case, and that the defendant cannot satisfy the legal requirements of such a defense, particularly that harm was imminent. Full Article at Salt Lake Tribune
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Sens. Max Baucus and Chuck Grassley at a Senate Finance Committee meeting. Washington D.C. , Oct 1, 2009 / 02:24 am (CNA).- The Senate Finance Committee voted to restore $50 million a year in federal funding for abstinence-only education. Full Article at Catholic News Agency
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