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Purdue Pharma pleaded guilty to three felonies with respect to its marketing and distribution of OxyContin. The plea, the Journal says, means that Purdue is no longer facing action from the US government, given last week's settlement with the Justice Department. The New York Times <https://www.nytimes

ls-havre- aac33988efa73ellc6ffb3fd349a789d> (11124, Hanson) reports US citizens Ana Suda and Martha "Mimi" Hernandez, "who were detained in northern Montana by US Customs and Border Protection agents for speaking Spanish while shopping at a convenience store," have "reached an undisclosed monetary settle

achusetts Attorney General Maura Healey (D) said, "No one's going to jail, no one's going to prison, and worse yet, they've set up a situation where Purdue's going to be able to continue on." The deal "has to be approved by a judge, but the Department of Justice says that money will go to redressing pas

europe-hospitals-strained-idUSKBN27629L> (10/21, Caspani, Meijer) reports COVID deaths "hit fresh daily records in Hawaii, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin, a state that also reported a record daily increase in new cases together with Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio." The AP <https:

ccording to a court filing. He was 65 and the cause of death was cancer. He was the son of Raymond Sackler, one the brothers who bought drug company Purdue Frederick in 1952, and served as an executive and board member for the company that was later renamed Purdue Pharma. [Continue Reading] See also: G

nattributed, July 06, 2020, 8:45 PM The Ninth Circuit on Monday upheld a ruling that a Blackfeet Nation member can be prevented from living in the Montana town where the tribe's headquarters are located as a term of his release for drug offenses, saying that condition didn't infringe on the tribe's sov

chusetts Attorney General Maura Healey (D) said, "No one's going to jail, no one's going to prison, and worse yet, they've set up a situation where Purdue's going to be able to continue on." The deal "has to be approved by a judge, but the Department of Justice says that money will go to redressing pas

eing a surge in new COVID cases." Reuters (10/21, Caspani, Meijer) reports COVID deaths "hit fresh daily records in Hawaii, Kansas, Iowa, Minnesota, Montana and Wisconsin, a state that also reported a record daily increase in new cases together with Colorado, Illinois, Kentucky and Ohio." The AP (10/21,

Purdue Pharma pleaded guilty to three felonies with respect to its marketing and distribution of OxyContin. The plea, the Journal says, means that Purdue is no longer facing action from the US government, given last week's settlement with the Justice Department. The New York Times (11/24, Benner, 18.

peaking Spanish Settle CBP Lawsuit. The AP (11/24, Hanson) reports US citizens Ana Suda and Martha "Mimi" Hernandez, "who were detained in northern Montana by US Customs and Border Protection agents for speaking Spanish while shopping at a convenience store," have "reached an undisclosed monetary settl