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Lawdragon Recognizes 3 Troutman Pepper Locke Attorneys as 2027 Leading Litigators in America

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By Dabney Carr, Jerry Clements, Nina M. Gussack
| Troutman Pepper Podcasts
Troutman Pepper Locke attorneys Dabney Carr, Jerry Clements, and Nina Gussack have been named to Lawdragon’s 2027 Leading Litigators in America list, recognizing the nation’s top litigators across all aspects of the law. Honorees are selected through Lawdragon’s journalistic research, nominations, and vetting with peers, clients, and other professionals.
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Drunken Uncle Sam

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By Jerry Clements
| Los Altos Town Crier Verified
When you were working, your government didn’t trust you to save for your retirement. So it took money out of your paycheck, took the same amount from your employer, and deposited it into a Social Security Trust Fund. The implication was that it would be held there for your retirement. But your drunken Uncle Sam, in the Treasury Department, saw it as an opportunity to feed his addiction, which is spending money wherever he finds a source. Sam raided the Trust Fund and spent all your money.
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Other Voices: Understanding police behavior

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By Jerry Clements
| Los Altos Town Crier Verified
Details Published: 24 November 2020 Written by Jerry Clements When I was 30, I was invited on a ride-along by a San Francisco police officer who was a boyhood friend. Chris was part of something called the “S-Squad,” newly formed to “saturate” with police presence the highest crime areas in the city. Unmarked cars, each with two officers in plain clothes, randomly cruised the three neighborhoods with no instructions, except to look for something suspicious and exercise their own judgment.
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Op-Ed: Water District’s Project Up for Bid Creates Flood Risks

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By Jerry Clements
| San Jose Inside Verified
Rancho San Antonio County Park in Cupertino will be ravaged by heavy construction equipment this summer. The Santa Clara Valley Water District plans to flatten about 70 trees and dig a huge, useless flood basin, creating lots of noise and dust in our most heavily visited Open Space Preserve. Plans are scheduled to go out to bid Tuesday, May 10. The Water District is desperate to spend money it has collected from you, the taxpayer, over 15 years.
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