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<title>Law enforcement attempting to mislead the public in Foley shooting</title>
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<description>&lt;STRONG&gt;FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE&lt;/STRONG&gt; - The Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association is concerned with what appears to be an attempt to shift attention from the actions of Coronado Police Officer Aaron Mansker by portraying a negative image of Charger player Steve Foley and his companion, Lisa Marie Gaut. It is disingenuous for law enforcement to provide the media incomplete and perhaps, inaccurate information that promotes a one-sided and potentially misleading picture of the September 3, 2006 shooting of Steve Foley. We urge the public to not be prematurely swayed, but instead, reserve judgment until a full, complete thorough investigation of this incident is completed by county, state and federal authorities.</description>
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<title>Labor Day weekend shooting of Steve Foley</title>
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<description>&lt;STRONG&gt;FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE - &lt;/STRONG&gt;The Earl B. Gilliam Bar Association expresses its deepest concerns regarding the Labor Day weekend shooting of Steve Foley by an off-duty Coronado Police Department Officer. As an association of judges, lawyers and law students, we find it shocking and alarming that Mr. Foley was shot three times by an off-duty police officer just steps from Mr. Foley’s home.</description>
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<title>Taking Reparations Seriously Conference - 03/17 - 03/18/06</title>
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<description>There will be a scholarly conference titled &quot;Taking Reparations Seriously&quot; at Thomas Jefferson School of Law (2121 San Diego Avenue, San Diego, CA) from Friday, March 17th (2:00 - 5:00 p.m.) to Saturday, March 18th (10:00 - 4:00 p.m.). The purpose of the conference is to bring together experts who will inform the attendees of the issues surrounding the debate over reparations for slavery in the U.S. The goal is to move from &quot;reparations talk&quot; to reparations reality&quot;.
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<title>ATTORNEY - KAISER PERMANENTE, Oakland or Pasadena CA</title>
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<description>This position is located in Oakland or Pasadena CA. Primary work involves drafting and negotiating contracts between Kaiser Permanente and professional and institutional providers (such as physician groups and hospitals). Periodic work on other complex transactions, including affiliations, merger/acquisition, and health care related business ventures may be required. All work involves knowledge and application of federal and state health care laws and regulations to transactions.</description>
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