Indianapolis attorney Greg Garrison's law firm, which represents Special Prosecutor Kit Crane, will receive 30 percent -- or $627,525 -- of the proceeds for his successful racketeering lawsuit against Neal.
I recall receiving a fundraiser flyer from Tom Chaille when he ran for judge. The fundraiser was at the home of Rodney Cummings and Greg Garrison was to appear. I will admit that I do not know if the fundraiser went off as planned or not. I did not go. Still something to think about. As a local attorney I could complain about our politicians sending money out of county, but they have bene doing this for all of my time here. I can think of three collection attorneys in Anderson who are Republicans who could have done this job.
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Let Bannon and Trump talk. We’ll report.
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*When a top White House* aide called *The New York Times* on Wednesday to
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The Return!
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Stay tuned...what was once Indy's Painfully Objective Political Analysis
(iPOPA) is undergoing a transformation, but it will be back soon!
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Well folks your friendly neighborhood Capitol Improvement Board
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