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	Ephraim H Parker
		John Parker, son of Col. William Parker, and grandfather of the late Ephraim H. Parker, in 1794 surveyed the greater part of the northern section of Armstrong county and the southern part of Butler county.
		Judge Parker died in 1842, at the age of seventy-six years, and is buried in the Parker cemetery.
		Parker was married to Margaret Phipps, a daughter of David and Margaret (Stewart) Phipps, of Venango county, Pa., the former of whom was a pioneer in the iron and also the woolen manufacturing industries of that county.
	www.pa-roots.com /~armstrong/beersproject/p/parkere.html (681 words)

	John J. Parker - Wikipedia Mirror (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		John Johnston Parker (November 20, 1885–March 17, 1958) was born in Monroe, North Carolina, the son of John Daniel and Frances Johnston Parker.
		Parker married Maria Burgwin Maffitt of Wilmington, North Carolina in 1910.
		In particular, Parker was opposed by labor groups due to a decision he had written regarding the United Mine Workers and Yellow-Dog contracts, and by the NAACP due to remarks he had made in 1920 about African-Americans while a candidate for Governor of North Carolina.
	www.wiki-mirror.us /index.php/John_Parker_(US_judge) (393 words)

	Ancestors of John Evans Parker
		John Henry Parker was born in Athens, Fayette Co., KY November 2, 1842.
		This biography of Watts Parker is taken from Biographical Cyclopedia of the Commonwealth of Kentucky (John M. Gresham Compny, 1896): WATTS PARKER, Judge of the Twenty-second Judicial District of Kentucky, was born February 23, 1848, in the village of Athens, ten miles east of Lexington, Kentucky.
		Judge Parker was endowed naturally with a legal mind, and while his opportunities for becoming a great lawyer or a learned judge were limited, he improved them all with excellent results.
	www.geocities.com /wlabach/parkeran.htm (5405 words)

	John Parker: Author: Military, Investigative, Biographical books: The Walking Dead
		Judge Liliana Ferraro is one of a group they called The Walking Dead - a pool of courageous law enforcers who vowed to strike at the very heart of the Mafia.
		In researching this account, John Parker spent many months in Italy and time with Judge Ferraro herself who is now protected day and night by an army of security guards and lives in bunker-like conditions, surrounded and constantly protected.
		John Parker began writing about the Mafia in the mid-sixties, when he was working for Life magazine on a series of major articles exposing the infiltration of gangsters into casinos in the Bahamas and London, resulting in the deportation of major crime figures from both countries.
	www.john-parker.co.uk /thewalkingdead.htm (509 words)

	USDC - District of New Hampshire - The United States District Court
		Judge John Sullivan was commissioned on September 16, 1789, as the first judge for the Federal District Court of New Hampshire.
		John Sullivan Judge of the District Court in and for New Hampshire District
		As a temporary emergency measure, Jeremiah Smith, the circuit court judge, sat as district court judge for the September 1801 session of the court.
	www.nhd.uscourts.gov /ci/history/usdc.asp (1892 words)

	Robert John Parker Parker Of Waddington - LoveToKnow 1911
		"ROBERT JOHN PARKER, PARKER OF WADDINGTON Baron (1857-1918), English lawyer and lord of appeal, was born at Claxby Rectory, Alford, Lincs., Feb. 25 18J7.
		In 1900 he was appointed junior counsel to the Treasury, and was raised to the bench in 1906.
		As a judge he earned a high reputation for great shrewdness and learning, and in 1913 was made a lord of appeal in ordinary, being at the same time given a life peerage over the heads of the five sitting lords justices.
	www.1911encyclopedia.org /Robert_John_Parker_Parker_Of_Waddington (180 words)

	Professor Robinson Everett Receives Judge John J. Parker Memorial Award
		The Parker Award is given by the Board of Governors of the NCBA in recognition of the memory and accomplishments of the late Judge John Johnston Parker (1885-1958), a former Chief Judge of the United States Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit and a long-time contributor to the cause of jurisprudence in North Carolina.
		The Judge John J. Parker Memorial Award is the highest award conferred by this Association.
		Established to honor Judge Parker shortly after his death in 1958, it is intended to encourage the emulation of his deep devotion and enduring contribution to the law and to the administration of justice, and to recognize conspicuous service by others in the cause of jurisprudence in this, his native State.
	www.law.duke.edu /features/2004/everett.html (1482 words)

	John Evans Parker
		John Evans Parker is listed in the 1820 Census for Caroline County, Virginia with 1 white male 19-25, 1 26-44, 1 white female 16-26, 1 male fl 26-44, 1 over 44, 1 female fl 14-25, and a total of 4 persons engaged in commerce.
		John Evans Parker is listed in the 1840 Census for Fayette County, Kentucky with 1 white male under 5, 1 5-10, 1 40-50, 2 white females under 5, 1 5-10, 1 male slave under 10, 3 female slaves under 10, and 1 24-36.
		John Stafford Hutton was born December 21, 1967.
	www.geocities.com /wlabach/parker.htm (7402 words)

	James Burton Pond Collection: Markesan Journal, The John Parker Exchanges, 1861
		Parker is just as good a patriot as any in our midst, and will probably do as much to carry on the war as many of his defamers who feel so extraordinary bad that they bid fair to run the whole thing into the ground.
		Parker had been wrongfully accused of being a traitor, and in what we considered justice to him, published the reports which had been circulated about the matter, and gave our opinion without consulting any one, and if we have misrepresented the matter, we are ready to take back what we have said.
		Where Stroud wielded the rhetoric of "traitorious" comportment, Parker effectively wielded his of free speech and "mobocracy." It is of particular interest in his response that Parker apparently questions the identify of his correspondent in referring to him throughout in quotation marks, as if the name is not an actual one in the community.
	www.wlhn.org /james_pond/parker_exchanges.htm (4459 words)

	TAP: Vol 12, Iss. 12. The Case for Borking. Randall Kennedy. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Opponents blocked George Washington's Supreme Court nominee Judge John Rutledge because of Rutledge's opposition to the Jay Treaty (despite the fact that the Senate had already confirmed him for a previous opening on the Court and that he had just served for an entire Supreme Court term as the interim chief justice).
		Herbert Hoover's nominee Judge John Parker was blocked because of Parker's perceived hostility to organized labor and the advancement of African Americans.
		When senators ask a nominee whether he or she believes that the proper role of a judge is to interpret rather than make law, or whether the Eighth Amendment should be deemed to prohibit capital punishment--all the while silently insisting upon an expected formulaic reply--they are imposing a litmus test.
	www.prospect.org /print/V12/12/kennedy-r.html (820 words)

	American Experience \| The Nuremberg Trials \| People & Events \| PBS
		British alternate judge Norman Birkett, one of the foremost criminal lawyers in England, was known for representing an American woman, Wallis Simpson, in the 1936 divorce that enabled her to marry King Edward VIII.
		Truman was also considering the appointment of John Parker to a vacancy on the Supreme Court, but was reluctant to upset labor unions, which Parker had ruled against.
		He persuaded Biddle of this, but Birkett and Parker were convinced that a conspiracy had taken place and feared that a rejection of the count would cause the entire case to unravel.
	www.pbs.org /wgbh/amex/nuremberg/peopleevents/p_judges.html (766 words)

	General John Parker Boyd
		The first owner of the township was General John Parker Boyd, who also owned a part of what is now the town of Medford.
		John, with his two brothers, Robert and Joseph, were when boys placed in stores in Boston and learned mercantile life.
		The life of a merchant, did not, however, appeal to John Parker as he was possessed of a spirit of adventure and a strong desire for military life.
	www.electricscotland.com /history/world/bios/boyd_john.htm (849 words)

	USDC - District of New Hampshire - Judges of the Circuit Court of Appeal
		Judges are called upon to monitor the performance of federal district courts and federal agencies and to supervise their application and interpretation of national and state laws.
		Judge Bownes was a champion of war protesters, welfare recipients, feminists, homosexuals and prisoners.
		Judge Bownes was mayor for one term and ran an unsuccessful campaign for the NH State Senate.
	www.nhd.uscourts.gov /ci/history/jcca.asp (2618 words)

	Baton Rouge Battling Desegregation
		The federal judge who oversaw the case for 20 years got so frustrated he took advantage of his senior status last month and walked away.
		The agreement encouraged racial mixing by allowing students to attend magnet schools of their choice or transfer to another regular school if they were part of the majority in their school and became part of the minority in the new one.
		However, the judge complained as he bowed out of the case that nothing but disappointment had come of promises the school board made over the years to resolve the case.
	speakout.com /activism/apstories/10063-1.html (1169 words)

	Comment: 858 Is A Joke
		John Parker looks at the victory over Act 858, and implores us all to consider our positions.
		Act 858 was a nasty little piece of legislature that sought to amend the Arkansas Code, criminalizing the display of printed materials which are deemed for minors, yet still constitutionally protected (for the moment, anyway) for older minors and adults.
		The author grants permission for its reproduction and redistribution by private individuals on condition that the author and source of the article are clearly shown, no charge is made, and the whole article is reproduced intact, including this notice.
	www.ninthart.com /display.php?article=957 (1200 words)

	Baton Rouge Bar Association
		At that time the Baton Rouge office consisted of one judge, Chief Judge West, and two staff members, Charles Banta, who was the deputy in charge, and Mary Ann Sanford, a deputy clerk.
		Judge West was on the 2nd Floor, which is now the bankruptcy court.
		When Judge West took senior status, Judge Parker was appointed to the open judgeship.
	www.brba.org /articleview.cfm?id=383 (2072 words)

	LEGAL NEWS - Legal Headline from the wires - full text. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Parker, who presided over the trial, has given parties in the case until Dec. 21 to file motions on the issues.
		In his motion to remove Parker from the case, Stephens argues that the judge is biased against him.
		As evidence, he claims Parker presided in a two-judge panel to sanction him in 1991, and also approved the plea agreement in which Turner agreed to testify against Stephens.
	www.romingerlegal.com /newsviewer.php?ppa=8oplo_ZkqkkqtuWSkiy30qbfek\! (439 words)

	LPB: American Apartheid : : EBR Desegregation Timeline
		Judge orders the NAACP and Justice Department to meet with the School Board to come up with a plan for desegregating schools.
		After rejecting the School Board Magnet School Plan, Judge Parker orders a desegregation plan involving clusters and pairs at the elementary level, single grade centers at the middle school level and revised high school districts.
		This plan replaced Judge Parker’s 1981 plan with a new plan consisting of neighborhood schools with magnet programs.
	www.lpb.org /programs/americanapartheid/timeline.html (394 words)

	LPB: American Apartheid : : About this Documentary
		Federal District Judge John Parker took over the case in 1979 and the U.S. Justice Department intervened in the case.
		After rejecting the school board’s voluntary desegregation plan that featured a large number of magnet schools, Judge Parker implemented a plan that involved the pairing and clustering of elementary schools and modified high school and middle school plans.
		With a new judge handling the case and the school board’s new lawyers about to ask the courts to declare the system unitary, which would take EBR from under federal control, this documentary sheds some light on this frustrating and controversial case.
	www.lpb.org /programs/americanapartheid/about.html (1069 words)

	History and Images of John Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Photograph of the John P. Parker house at Ripley, Ohio.
		Photograph of the dedication of a monument to John Rankin (1793-1886) and his wife, Jean Lowrey (1795-1878), "Freedom's Heroes", on the grounds of the Cemetary in Ripley, Ohio, May 1892.
		Photograph of exterior of the Ripley Foundry which was founded, owned, and managed by John Parker (1827-1900).
	www.johnparkerhouse.org /hist_images.shtml (418 words)

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		Superior Court Judge John Parker, who hears dependency cases in San Joaquin County, strongly encouraged the formation of a local CASA.
		Volunteers must commit to serve for a minimum of 18 months, to assure consistency and continuity for the children, and to be available to stay with the case until it is permanently resolved.
		The CASA volunteer must determine if it is in a child's best interest to stay with his or her parents or guardians, be placed in foster care, be placed with other relatives, or be freed for permanent adoption.
	www.stocktoncourt.org /courts/news/news_2003-03-4a.htm (703 words)

	John Parker
		Thus both Pharaoh and Nebuchadnezzar are referred to as God’s servants: for God set them up for to teach the difference between good and evil; therefore whom he will he hardens their heart, and whom he will he makes to have understanding.
		Upon the fulfillment of this mystery shall the church realize the bridegroom was in its midst, even as was signified in John 21: 7; Peter symbolizing the church.
		You are a living witness, more powerful than any word or book can witness; even as John stated, There are three that bear witness in earth: the spirit, and the water (faith), and the blood; and these three agree (are incorporated) in one (the flesh: the body).
	detourstodestiny.tripod.com /id35.html (8331 words)

	Law Offices of Daniel E. Becnel, Jr.
		At the request of MDL Judge Pointer I loaned four of my attorneys, full time, to handle the incoming calls of unrepresented women who needed questions answered in reference to the Breast Implant Litigation (it should be noted that this resulted in only a ten thousand dollar profit to my firm).
		I was appointed by U.S. District Judge Mary Ann Lemmon to serve as Liaison Counsel in the case of Aline Ricks, et al v.
		I was appointed by U.S. District Judge Edith Brown Clement to serve on the Interim Plaintiffs’ Steering Committee in the case titled Alicia Tanguis, et al v.
	www.becnellaw.com /becnelcv.htm (2390 words)

	National Association for Neighborhood Schools, Inc. (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		On July 24, 2001 U.S. District Judge John Parker had confidently and arrogantly played the tyrant's role, ordering the district not to eceed racial caps at each school and telling the board that students would have to be moved.
		Then abruptly on July 25 Parker stepped down from the case saying he "could take no more" and the case was assigned to U.S. District Judge James Brady, a Clinton appointee who has been on the federal bench only a little over a year.
		Judge Brady also issued an order setting a date for the other parties in the case to respond to the EBR school board’s motion for unitary status.
	members.aol.com /rhaws/break10.htm (2896 words)

	Amazon.com: John Kenneth Galbraith: His Life, His Politics, His Economics: Books: Richard Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Parker shows how Galbraith's irreverent views were shaped by the Depression, which helped turn him into a passionate advocate of Keynesian economics, the philosophy that inspired FDR's New Deal.
		Parker managed to sift through a mountain of material from Galbraith's long and lively years to distill an engaging narrative that, like Galbraith's own books, is easily accessible to non-economists.
		Parker, himself an eminent economist at Harvard's Kennedy School of Government, has succeeded with a light touch in highlighting the resonance today of Galbraith's approach to basic questions of public policy.
	www.amazon.com /John-Kenneth-Galbraith-Politics-Economics/dp/0374281688 (2332 words)

	"Adoption Saturday" (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Typically, Judge Parker handles as many as 250 cases in a year.
		He says there is a continuing need for people to adopt these children, most of whom have been removed from their families because of abuse or neglect.
		Judge Parker says that the adoption process in San Joaquin County is very efficient, because professionals in the County's Human Resources Department and the adoption attorneys are highly experienced and cooperate well with one another.
	www.stocktoncourt.org /courts/news/news_2001-10-15a.htm (239 words)

	John Parker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		John Parker (journalist), English journalist who was a sports editor at ITN
		John Parker (water polo), water polo player from the United States
		John Parker (bodyguard), was President Abraham Lincoln's bodyguard
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/John_Parker (269 words)

	Montana State Bar Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-13)
		Sidney attorney Katherine M. Irigoin defeated incumbent District Judge Richard G. Phillips, also of Sidney, in the November general election to become the new district judge for District 7, which includes Dawson, McCone, Prairie, Richland and Wibaux counties.
		Five other district judges who were up for election all ran unopposed and will retain their seats.
		They are Judge Thomas Honzel of Helena, Judges Gregory R. Todd and G. Todd Baugh of Billings, Judge Mike Salvagni of Belgrade, and Judge C.B. McNeil of Polson.
	www.montanabar.org /montanalawyer/december2002/newjudges.html (336 words)

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