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...the courtroom. John Russell, a Department of Justice spokesman, said prosecutors would not comment on the case. Joseph Daly, a Hamline University law professor who attended the hearing as an interested observer, said it was good news for...
...Machinists in 1998. "There's some political reasons for this union to hold really tight and really tough," said Joseph Daly, an arbitrator and professor at Hamline University Law School in St. Paul. AMFA spokesman Paul Volker agrees that...
...shoot and kill his wife, her parents, his stepdaughter and himself, said Lower Merion Township Police Superintendent Joseph Daly. Daly said a female called police from the home asking for help. "There was some shouting in the background and the...
...any matter, that's how we do business. There's no doubt this matter is of equal importance to both states." Joseph Daly, a criminal law professor at Hamline University in St. Paul, said he believes the trial will be held in federal court...
...college students. National Guard members from both states also joined the search. This will be a national trial, said Joseph Daly, a criminal law professor at Hamline University in St. Paul. A federal death penalty case is quite unusual, especially...
...told that you cannot walk off the job to show your displeasure with your working conditions." Still, according to Joseph Daly, a law professor at Hamline University in St. Paul, "in some ways, a PEB could be a safe harbor for the union...
...the eventual outcome and leave nurses at risk, the nurses will be working under the new contract," the MNA said. Joseph Daly, a law professor at Hamline University who arbitrates labor disputes at both the federal and state level, agreed with...
...philosophical debates about the death penalty, experts say. "There will be a lot of emotion on both sides," said Joseph Daly, a law school professor at Hamline University in St. Paul, Minn., who has participated in death penalty cases and...
...North Dakota student Dru Sjodin. "I think this part is much harder to predict than when he was found guilty," said Joseph Daly, a Hamline University law professor who has participated in death penalty cases and has been following the Rodriguez...