Gov. Don Siegelman released.

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Friday March 28, 2008 · 10:53 AM PDT

2008/03/28 · 10:53

OAKDALE, La. (AP) Former Alabama Gov. Don Siegelman has left a federal prison in Louisiana.

He had been in federal custody for nine months after being convicted on bribery and other charges in Alabama.

A federal appeals court ruled Thursday that Siegelman should be released on bond pending the appeal of his case.

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More info at donsiegelman.org

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Friday October 26, 2007 · 8:05 AM PDT

2007/10/26 · 08:05

I apologize for the short diary. Tickets are available for Feb 5,6,11,12.(2008)

http://www.comedycentral.com/...

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Sunday June 17, 2007 · 2:19 PM PDT

2007/06/17 · 14:19

Just saw this on Slashdot.

It seems Microsoft has taken the side of the companies that make the voting machine, to fight transparency in elections. Microsoft's objection is because they do not want the code on the voting machines inspected.

Details are here : Microsoft Muscles the NYS Legislature

Discussion at slashdot is here

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Monday June 11, 2007 · 9:01 AM PDT

2007/06/11 · 09:01

Justice served finally !

CNN reports :
A judge rules that a Georgia man should be released from a 10-year prison sentence for having oral sex with a 15-year-old girl when he was 17.

Recently there was a diary comparing this case to Paris Hilton's case.

It is obvious the prosecutor did not use proper judgment and broke the spirit of the law.

from the comments : Mikebaseball's detailed diary on the topic.

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