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16 take oath as newest US citizens

For Oscar Rene Padilla Mejia, who is a native of Honduras, gaining his U.S. citizenship now allows him to vote and avail of its many other benefits. Mejia, 28, got his citizenship because of his father, who obtained his citizenship a long time ago. Mejia first arrived Virginia in...

Posted On Mar 15 2018 06:00

, By Ferdie De La Torre

‘93 pct. of fed court defendants can’t afford attorney’

Nationally, about 93 percent of defendants in federal court cannot afford to hire their own attorney, according to Criminal Justice Act Committee chair Bruce Berline. That percentage is much higher in the CNMI. That means that Criminal Justice Act Committee panel members handle...

Posted On Mar 14 2018 06:06

, By Ferdie De La Torre

Navy, Defense ask court to reverse order to compel them to add documents

The U.S. Department of Navy and the U.S. Department of Defense asked the U.S. District Court for the NMI last Monday to reverse its Feb. 12 order that compels them to add four documents to the record in the lawsuit filed by four environmental groups. Navy and Navy Secretary...

Posted On Mar 14 2018 06:00

, By Ferdie De La Torre

2 are first graduates of CNMI Drug Court Program

Two persons, including one who is now a Customs officer, have been sober and have met all conditions without any violation since they joined the CNMI Drug Court Program in December 2016, making them the first graduates of the treatment program. Associate Judge Teresa K....

Posted On Mar 12 2018 06:06

, By Ferdie De La Torre

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16 take oath as newest US citizens

‘93 pct. of fed court defendants can’t afford attorney’

Navy, Defense ask court to reverse order to compel them to add documents

2 are first graduates of CNMI Drug Court Program

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