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Aspen News Center Report Tuesday April 5, 2011
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Elizabeth Milias Almost Defamous
ASPEN – The Red Ant has encountered an ant eater.Elizabeth Milias – a right-wing, anti-establishment blogger who writes commentary on Aspen civic issues as The Red Ant – is being threatened with a defamation lawsuit if she doesn’t retract information on her latest online posting.Aspen... Read more →
Aspen Carbon Monoxide Death Lawsuit
“A wrongful death lawsuit was filed in Denver Wednesday by relatives of a Denver family killed on Thanksgiving Day in 2008 by leaking carbon monoxide in their Aspen vacation home.” Read More →
Dark Vader
“I watched the Republican charade on the Kagan nomination with somewhat bemused interest,” writes Post blogger Hugh McCormack in comment #1. Read More →
Evidence Convicts Aspen Police Department
“An independent audit of operations at the Aspen Police Department has found an ‘unusually high’ number of errors in their cataloging, collection and preservation of evidence,” reports Andrew Travers. “Out of 172 Aspen criminal cases randomly selected by inspectors from... Read more →
Holder, He’s Coming
Obama Administration Attorney General Eric Holder has committed to an appearance at the Aspen Ideas Festival, even as questions about Gulf oil spill liiability and the papers-please Arizona law. Read More →
Marilyn Marks On Trial
The day Marilyn Marks has been waiting for has finally arrived. “Judge James Boyd of the Ninth Judicial District Court will hear the case March 22-23 and is expected to make a ruling on whether the digital ballot images should be released so Marks can review them for what she says are auditing... Read more →
Judge Lest Ye Be Judged
“The next time there is a landmark case,” writes Post blogger Ed Troy, the Liberal Gladiator, in comment #9, “just for fun and laughs why don’t we make a justice by justice prediction on how they will vote.” Read More →
Narrow By Definition
“I don’t see how you can view this as a partisan adjudication,” writes Post blogger Mitch Mulhall to Ed Troy in comment #8. “SCOTUS cannot consider evidence that has not already been introduced in lower courts. The questions they consider are narrow.” Read More →