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• Bankers Who Took TARP Money Charged with Fraud
• Court Says Arrestee's Digital Camera Can Be Searched, Too
• Appeal Court Says Medical Pot Ordinance Preempted By Federal Law
• Courts Brace for Realignment's New Sentencing System
• Gascon Trails Bock in DA Money Race
• Sixth District Reinstates Case Despite Prosecutorial Misconduct
• Parole Denials a Cause for Second Guessing
• Sixth District Broadens Cellphone Search Authority
• S.F. Judge Does About-Face on DNA Memo
• Judge Says S.F. DA Doesn't Have to Turn Over Consultant's DNA Memo

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Bankers Who Took TARP Money Charged with Fraud	Top
U.S. Attorney Melinda Haag unveils case against executives at United Commercial Bank, which failed despite a $300 million infusion.
Court Says Arrestee's Digital Camera Can Be Searched, Too	Top
Appeal Court Says Medical Pot Ordinance Preempted By Federal Law	Top
Courts Brace for Realignment's New Sentencing System	Top
Gascon Trails Bock in DA Money Race	Top
Sixth District Reinstates Case Despite Prosecutorial Misconduct	Top
Parole Denials a Cause for Second Guessing	Top
The state Supreme Court will revisit parole authority next week. Keith Wattley, who represents lifers, says the court three years ago made it too easy to keep someone locked up.
Sixth District Broadens Cellphone Search Authority	Top
Justice Franklin Elia finds no difference between a phone found in an arrestee's pocket and one found in his car.
S.F. Judge Does About-Face on DNA Memo	Top
Judge Says S.F. DA Doesn't Have to Turn Over Consultant's DNA Memo	Top

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