Stay-away law stymies media coverage

A law that dictates the minimum distance non-voting individuals have to be from a polling station is silent on how it applies to the media—a lack that proved problematic at a polling station in Garapan last Tuesday, particularly since it created a minor misunderstanding between...
Posted On Nov 15 2018 06:06
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Govt, CUC enter confidential settlement

The CNMI government has entered a confidential settlement agreement with the Commonwealth Utilities Corp. to resolve CUC’s lawsuit against the government over the non-payment of its $1.2 million debt. With the settlement, Superior Court Associate Judge Joseph N. Camacho dismissed...
Posted On Feb 02 2017 06:06
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OAG: District court upholds major portions of SAFE

NMI District Court Chief Judge Ramona V. Manglona has issued her decision and order concerning the Commonwealth’s Special Act for Fire Arms Enforcement in the Murphy v. Guerrero case. “The Office of the Attorney General is pleased to have succeeded on the most important...
Posted On Oct 03 2016 06:06
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Heirs want title of property now leased to Best Sunshine

The heirs of Maria Mangabao, who have been waiting for many years to collect a judgment payment of between $15 million and $20 million for the taking of their land in Chalan Kanoa in 1993, are now seeking the title of the Samoan Housing property in Garapan as land exchange for...
Posted On Aug 31 2015 06:06
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