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Wednesday, April 07 2010

A Florida woman had her cell phone returned after an appeal court overturned a lower court's ruling that her cell phone be destroyed and she be held in contempt after it rang in a courtroom.
 
Michelle McRoy was in an Orange County Circuit courtroom when her cell phone began to ring loudly.  McRoy admitted that she failed to check the cell phone's ring status after loaning it to her sister.  Angered by her oversight, the judge stopped proceedings, tossed the phone into a garbage can and ordered McRoy held in contempt of court for failing to silence her cell phone.  
 
Upon appeal, the Fifth District Court of Appeal in Daytona Beach concluded that, while annoying, McRoy's actions did not meet the necessary legal standards for contempt and overturned the lower court's ruling.
 
—Source: Pensacola News Journal

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"With the race between Democrats and Republicans to control the House and Senate now in the homestretch, many candidates are eagerly seeking opportunities to one-up their opponents and secure a last-minute edge -- or knockout.Most of those opportunities have or are still coming in the form of the classic, one-on-one debates with Election Day on Nov. 3.But the question remains, do these actually impact…[more]
 
 
— Ben Whedon, Just the News
 
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