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http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2281906/Role-dishonor-61-University-Alabama-students-arrested-massive-drugs-raid-face-kicked-college-offenses-minor-possessing-pot.htmlWednesday, February 20, 2013
Role of dishonor: 61 University of Alabama students arrested in massive drugs raid face being kicked out of college for offenses as minor as possessing pot | Mail Online - A massive drug sweep of the University of Alabama campus in Tuscaloosa has resulted in 99 arrests, including 61 people currently enrolled as students. - The raid of the university campus and several halls of residence was carried out by the West Alabama Narcotics Task Force early Tuesday morning. - University spokesperson Cathy Andreen said the students arrested will be referred to its judicial affairs process, after which they will receive sanctions up to and including expulsion.
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AG's lawsuit against Poarch Creek bingo is 'frivolous,' gambling lawyer says | al.com - “It’s a public embarrassment for a state official to be doing this. I mean, he doesn’t have any lawyers who know anything about federal law, gaming law, Indian law or any combination there of?” - Strange’s lawsuit, filed in Elmore County Circuit court, accuses the Poarch Band of engaging in illegal gambling and asks a judge to shut down its casino operations on the grounds that they are “a public nuisance.” - Rose said it was absurd for Strange to be filing such a lawsuit in state court. The Poarch Creek Indians are a federally recognized tribe, and as such are not subject to the state’s jurisdiction, he said. “This would be like deciding that Mexico is a public nuisance. It’s actually frivolous.”
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