Lawyers for the U.S. Justice Department are asking a federal judge in Connecticut to dismiss a lawsuit alleging that an FBI agent and a state police sergeant let a man languish in jail for a month after a bogus arrest.

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CHESAPEAKE A federal judge has dismissed an $11 million lawsuit against Sheriff John Newhart in the July 2006 death of a jail inmate. Sotina L. Cuffee, 36, suffered a heart attack while serving an eight-month sentence at the Chesapeake Correctional Center for welfare fraud.

Loretta writes: "A federal lawsuit filed by the family of Michael E. Bell, regarding his 2004 death after being shot by Kenosha Police officers, is near settlement after City Council approval."

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"CHESAPEAKE A federal judge has dismissed an $11 million lawsuit against Sheriff John Newhart in the July 2006 death of an inmate."

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Alexander writes: "The Supreme Court is allowing a lawsuit to proceed against Hustler Magazine over decades-old nude photographs of a woman that were published after she was killed by her husband, wrestler Chris Benoit."

Dr. Edie Widder, a respected marine biologist based in Ft. Pierce, successfully defended a lawsuit filed by the co-founder of her organization, ORCA.

The cash-strapped Metropolitan Transportation Authority gambled big on a lawsuit -- and lost. The agency could have saved $4.5 million by settling with two women who were injured in a car accident with a city bus. Instead, the MTA went to a full trial and lost.