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	Bill Heffernan Criminal Defense Attorney Marathon Florida groundings murders Driver License Suspensions
		Upon graduation, Bill accepted a position as an Assistant State Attorney in the 18th Judicial Circuit in Seminole County, Florida, and due to his intense work ethic, devotion and charisma, was quickly elevated to a position in the Felony Trial Division, where he remained until 1977.
		Bill and Mark rose to prominence for their vigorous defense strategies and were engaged in several high-profile criminal trials during this period.
		Bill's reputation in the Keys was well known by this time, and by 1993, he had prosecuted, or defended, a large percentage of the community.
	www.wjheffernanlaw.com /Overview.shtml (557 words)

	Backside slur 'just Bill being Bill' - National - smh.com.au
		Bill Heffernan, for what he said to Fiona Nash.
		But Senator Heffernan said the airport altercation was just "a bit of colour and movement" and he was confident it could be smoothed over.
		Senator Heffernan was sacked as cabinet secretary and forced to apologise to Justice Kirby after the claims turned out to be based on forged documents.
	www.smh.com.au /news/national/backside-slur-just-bill-being-bill/2006/02/07/1139074205603.html (743 words)

	ipedia.com: Michael Kirby Article (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-05)
		In 2002, he was publicly accused of trawling for "rent boys" (in a speech that was widely interpreted as an implied accusation of paedophilia) by Bill Heffernan, a government senator, who made the claims under parliamentary privilege.
		When this evidence was made public, the media quickly contacted those people (among them Tim Fischer), many of whom had records of their own that showed that they could not have taken a limousine ride with the driver on that day, as they were not in the same city.
		Heffernan's allegations were thus discredited and he was forced to apologise and resign his post as Parliamentary Secretary, and was censured by the Senate, the censure motion passed 31-30 with the Liberals and Nationals voting against.
	www.ipedia.com /michael_kirby.html (604 words)

	Commentary: Q & A with Bill Heffernan:'There's nothing inevitable about this system'"
		One of the speakers was Bill Heffernan, a professor emeritus of rural sociology at the University of Missouri.
		Heffernan spent a few minutes during a break in the meeting to talk with LSP staffer Brian DeVore about the connections between corporate consolidation, globalization and local democracy.
		Heffernan: Well, the major thing here is to try and preserve the local zoning and keep as much power with the local people so they can control their destiny.
	www.landstewardshipproject.org /opinions/04/opin_040317.html (1325 words)

	Lateline - 19/3/2002: Heffernan apologises to Kirby . Australian Broadcasting Corp
		Senator Heffernan admitted he'd damaged Justice Kirby's reputation in the speech, in which he accused the judge of using Commonwealth cars to trawl for male prostitutes.
		Senator Heffernan has also apologised to the Senate, the Parliament, the Prime Minister and his Coalition colleagues, but was censured by the Senate for his abuse of parliamentary privilege.
		SENATOR BILL HEFFERNAN: In 1998 a Commonwealth car driver generally known to me as a longstanding and experienced driver told me that he and other drivers had a concern about a judge.
	www.abc.net.au /lateline/stories/s508589.htm (656 words)

	AM - Calls for resignation of Bill Heffernan
		PETER CAVE: First though, Senator Bill Heffernan has apologised to deputy Labor leader Julia Gillard for saying that she is unfit for leadership because she is "barren".
		That's exactly what Senator Bill Heffernan did in an interview with The Bulletin, where he reportedly refused to back away from observations that Julia Gillard was "barren" and so unqualified for leadership.
		BILL HEFFERNAN: I do come from a (inaudible) in New South Wales, I am Australia's most disgraced senator, and I am here to talk about the Northern Taskforce and the role that we'll play.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2007/s1913078.htm (740 words)

	AM - Australia's south badly affected by climate change
		BILL HEFFERNAN: It's nice to get some confirmation of where you're headed in your own mind, and certainly where his information confirmed what I've been saying.
		BILL HEFFERNAN: When this was raised in the partyroom last week, a lot of people thought they'd been to Hillsong.
		BILL HEFFERNAN: I personally don't think we need any more inquires, but we'll take that to the partyroom and give consideration to it in a meaningful way.
	www.abc.net.au /am/content/2006/s1768503.htm (675 words)

	Bill Heffernan Criminal Defense Attorney Marathon Key Vaca Florida Fl Misdemeanors Felonies
		Bill Heffernan is on a first name basis with judges and court staff, and is known and respected by prosecutors and other attorneys in the Keys.
		Bill Heffernan practices in all areas of criminal defense, but concentrates his practice on DUI, serious misdemeanors and felonies and environmental crimes.
		If you are in need of an experienced, skilled criminal lawyer in Marathon or the Florida Keys, please do not hesitate to call Bill Heffernan at 305-743-2288, or fill out the form on the Contact Us page and someone from our office will be in contact with you shortly.
	www.wjheffernanlaw.com /HomePage.shtml (380 words)

	The Commonwealth Treasurer – Transcript - Bill Heffernan, Latham, surplus, tax, Islamic cartoons, RU-486, AWB - ...
		SUBJECTS: Bill Heffernan, Latham, surplus, tax, Islamic cartoons, RU-486, AWB
		I mean the words that were used to that female Senator, Fiona Nash, by Bill Heffernan were offensive whenever they were said, weren't they?
		Yes well as I said, I think it would be better if he hadn't had said that, yes, and I think as he looks back on it he probably feels the same way.
	www.treasurer.gov.au /tsr/content/transcripts/2006/010.asp (1513 words)

	Virginia Heffernan at the Television Upfronts - New York Times
		You may also try our new Today's Paper feature, a listing of all the headlines in today's New York Times.
		Virginia Heffernan is a television critic for The New York Times.
		Bill Carter, media reporter for the Times, provides a detailed video recap of each day's events.
	www.nytimes.com /ref/arts/television/tv-upfronts.html (5072 words)

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