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	Bass Reeves
		One of Judge Parker’s first appointments to the long arm of the law was undoubtedly the greatest, most courageous lawman to ever journey into Hell’s Fringe…Bass Reeves.
		Judge Parker was not an unusual man, although his reputation as the "Hanging Judge" of Fort Smith would seem to indicate that he was.
		It was Marshal D. Upham who originally advised Judge Parker to hire several hundred deputy marshals and send them out with John Doe warrants, which could be served on anyone the marshals believed to be engaged in a criminal activity.
	www.theoutlaws.com /lawman2.htm (7968 words)

	Judge William R. Parker
		JUDGE WILLIAM R. PARKER, head of the legal firm of Parker, Dunn and Parker, has for more than fifteen years been a leader at the bar of Tarrant county and through his wide professional activity and distinction in political and private life has become one of the foremost citizens of Fort Worth.
		Born in Logan county, Kentucky, in 1851, Judge Parker is a son of Richard C. and Martha Morton (Sanford) Parker, who in 1854 returned to their former home in Sumner county, Tennessee, to the farm on which the father was born and where he died, and on which Judge Parker spent his youthful days.
		Judge Parker’s political activity has extended to his serving as chairman of the Democratic campaign committee of Tarrant county, a position he has held for several years, and he has frequently gone to state and other conventions as a delegate and is a well known speaker on such occasions.
	www.genealogymagazine.com /judwilrpar.html (527 words)

	Palmer Opinion
		Judge Parker was aware of the Respondent's hospital stay and wrote to him, asking him if he needed a continuance for the Pricer case in April.
		Judge Parker was also aware that the Respondent had failed to appear in court the day before the Pricers' trial to represent three criminal defendants for whom he been appointed counsel by the court.
		The judge found the Respondent in criminal contempt of court, delaying the disposition for one year, and removing him from the cases of the three indigent criminal defendants and from the Pricers' case.
	www.vsb.org /disciplinary_orders/palmer_opinion.html (1433 words)

	Isaac "Hanging Judge" Parker (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Isaac Charles Parker was born in Ohio and in 1859 he graduated from lawschool.
		In 1868 Parker was appointed judge, a post he held onto until he was elected to the Congress two years later.
		Parker ended his political career in 1875, and before the end of that year he had been appointed Federal Judge in the Western District of Arkansas.
	www.rollspel.com /engelsk/western/eparker.htm (285 words)

	Judge Parker - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Judge Parker is a soap opera-style comic strip created by Nicholas P. Dallis.
		Alan Parker was a widower with two children, Randy and Ann, who later married a younger woman named Katherine in the strip.
		Initially a dashing figure who solved crimes and chased criminals, in the 1960s he became an upstanding and serious judge who didn't stray as much from his courtroom.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Judge_Parker (228 words)

	American School Board Journal: July 2001 School Law
		Judge Parker began his analysis by making two key points: Students have a constitutional right to free expression under the First and 14th Amendments, and a person's choice of clothing can be a constitutionally protected form of expression.
		Parker also discussed a third category of expressive clothing: clothing chosen by students to signify membership in a social group, participation in an activity, or general attitudes toward society or institutions.
		Judge Parker also pointed out that students can express their views to one another during the school day through other means and that students remain free to choose their own clothing after school.
	www.asbj.com /2001/07/0701schoollaw.html (1771 words)

	Welcome To LowndesCounty.com! - Courts
		Judge Parker was a law clerk for the law firm of Callahan, Dobbins, and Derr while in law school.
		Judge Parker then began to work as an associate for the law firm of Clyatt, Clyatt, Wallace, and DeVaughn, P.C. She was appointed as Magistrate Judge in June, 1998.
		Judge Cleveland was born and reared in Perry, Florida and graduated magna cum laude from Stetson University in 1986 with a B.B.A. in finance.
	www.lowndescounty.com /crt_content.asp?id=95&pid=32 (503 words)

	[No title] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Judge Parker has a theme of caring about people and of life as it used to be -- of virtue rewarded," says a fan of more than 20 years in Atlanta.
		Judge Parker was created in 1952 by psychiatrist Dr. Nicholas P. Dallis, the originator of two other successful "soap-opera" comic strips, Rex Morgan, M.D. and Apartment 3-G. The strip chronicles the lives - in and out of the courtroom - of Judge Alan Parker, Sam Driver and Abbey Spencer.
		With its true-to-life storylines, drama and suspense, Judge Parker has kept readers in 175 newspapers nationwide hooked.
	www.kingfeatures.com /features/comics/jparker/aboutMaina.php (136 words)

	THE CRACK OF THE SIX (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Judge Parker's chamber was in the old stone commissary building, still standing, and the scaffold from which Judge Parker was to send 88 soles into the presence of God was built on the site formerly occupied by the forts powder magazine.
		Judge Parker's conception of a court’s judicial duties is to be found in his utterances, and in those utterances possibly can be found the elements which caused his court to tower until it attracted nationwide attention finally becoming so top-heavy that it crashed.
		Judge Parker evidently let his juries know when he wanted convictions for during the first term of court, 18 murder cases came before him, and convictions were obtained in 15 of them.
	www.okolha.net /rucker%202.htm (2226 words)

	William J. Clinton Foundation "President Names Seven to Federal Bench"
		Judge Parker graduated from the University of Massachusetts and from Georgetown Law School, where he was managing editor of the Georgetown Law Journal.
		Judge Parker also served as Chair of the Vermont Bar Association Special Committee on the Reform of the Judiciary from 1979 to 1980.
		Judge Parker now serves on the Advisory Committee on the Civil Justice Reform Act of 1990, the Judicial Branch Committee of the National Judicial Conference, and the Second Circuit Judicial Council.
	www.clintonpresidentialcenter.org /legacy/082594-president-names-seven-to-federal-bench.htm (966 words)

	Alton B. Parker in TutorGig Encyclopedia
		Parker was born in Cortland, New York, and practiced law in Kingston, New York.
		Parker was supported by conservative Bourbon Democrats, like former President Grover Cleveland, who had been alienated from the party in 1896 and 1900 due to the radicalism of the party's nominee William Jennings Bryan on economic issues.
		Parker was unable to return to his former judicial position and practiced law for the rest of his life.
	www.tutorgig.com /ed/Alton_B._Parker (421 words)

	Starting to grow Marijuana?
		Judge Sheppard stressed that his decision had nothing to do with the recreational use of marijuana but was based on solid proof that the substance is an irreplaceable aid to Mr.
		Parker the substance would be to interfere with his right to life, liberty and security of person.
		Parker were to be jailed for breaking the law, the judge said, he would face genuine harm from his seizures.
	www.ganjaland.com /globepark.htm (984 words)

	Judge Orders U.S. to Turn Over Data in Secrets Inquiry
		The decision on the documents indicates that Judge Parker at least believes there are some grounds for the defense's assertions that Dr. Lee was a suspect because of his ethnicity, not because of the facts, and that others who violated or were suspected of violating security laws were not prosecuted.
		The issue of bail, which Judge Parker granted on Thursday after two earlier denials, was crucial in the minds of many of Dr. Lee's supporters today, as well as to the government, which continued to argue that Dr. Lee presented a grave threat to national security.
		The judge tersely rejected arguments by the lead prosecutor, George Stamboulidis, that tight restraints needed to be imposed on Dr. Lee's communications with his wife, Sylvia, and on his wife's communications with third parties outside their home near Los Alamos.
	www.jonathanpollard.org /2000/083000b.htm (1033 words)

	Democrats Can Succeed Without the Filibuster
		Judge Parker had been serving on the Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals since 1925.
		The AFL disliked a ruling by Judge Parker that found that the United Mine Workers did not have the right to unionize.
		As support for Judge Parker began to deteriorate, his nomination was returned to the Senate Judiciary Committee.
	www.opednews.com /articles/opedne_gene_c___050708_democrats_can_succee.htm (727 words)

	The Herald - JUDGE: NO PLACE TO GO (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Parker pleaded guilty in February to one count of risk of injury to a minor for reportedly forcing a 6-year-old boy to participate in "extensive sexual conduct" at a city residence on Jan. 16, 2001, according to Kevin Murphy, assistant state’s attorney.
		Parker is also required to register as a sexual offender and to comply with numerous probationary conditions that include obtaining a high school diploma.
		Parker was arrested in November 2002, and jailed for several months after police brought charges, including first-degree sexual assault.
	www.newbritainherald.com /site/news.cfm?newsid=11229044&BRD=1641&PAG=461&dept_id=10110&rfi=6 (463 words)

	47th District Court Judge Biographies, City of Farmington Hills, Michigan (MI)
		Prior to her election to the bench, Judge Parker was a magistrate for the Court and maintained a private law practice in Farmington Hills.
		Judge Parker is a member of the State Bar of Michigan, the Oakland County Bar Association (OCBA), the Women’s Bar Association, the National Association of Women Judges, and the American Bar Association.
		Judge Parker holds a Bachelor’s degree from the University of Michigan and a Juris Doctor degree from Wayne State University Law School.
	www.ci.farmington-hills.mi.us /Services/47thDistrictCourt/JudgeBios.asp (512 words)

	Judge Isaac Parker - The Hanging Judge of Indian Territory
		Isaac Charles Parker was born in a log cabin outside Barnesville, Belmont County, Ohio on October 15, 1838.
		The youngest son of Joseph and Jane Parker, Isaac helped out on the farm, but never really cared for working out of doors.
		In 1864, Isaac Parker ran for county prosecutor of the Ninth
	www.legendsofamerica.com /AR-IsaacParker.html (801 words)

	JUDGE ISAAC PARKER, The "Hanging Judge" of Fort Smith, Arkansas and the U.S. Deputy Marshals Who Rode For Him
		Judge Parker married Mary O'Toole in St. Joseph, Missouri on 12 December 1861.
		In 1875 Judge Isaac Charles Parker, a Republican, was appointed to the Western Judicial District of Arkansas.
		Judge Isaac Parker served from 10 May 1875 to 1 September 1896 His salary was $3500.00 a year and he worked 72 hours a week Judge Parker died 17 November 1896 and is buried at Ft.Smith, Arkansas
	freepages.genealogy.rootsweb.com /%7Erkinfolks/deputies.html (1300 words)

	UNC Charlotte - J. Murrey Atkins Library - Parker, John Johnston Papers
		John Johnston Parker was born in Monroe, N.C. on November 20, 1885 to John Daniel Parker, an independent grocer, and Frances Ann Johnston.
		Parker received an A.B. degree in 1907 and the L. in 1908 from the University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill.
		President Coolidge gave Parker a recess appointment to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit on October 3, 1925 and a lifetime appointment on December 14, 1925.
	library.uncc.edu /display/?dept=special&format=open&page=436 (599 words)

	Ayahuasca Church Wins Legal Case
		Judge Parker’s opinion is the first from a federal district court to discuss such things as DMT-containing Phalaris grass (“Individuals with phalaris [sic] grass in their lawns may possess DMT in some sense.
		Judge Parker also discusses Dr. Rick Strassman’s study in which DMT was administered intravenously to volunteers.
		Finally, Judge Parker found that the government had not established that preventing the UDV from using ayahuasca was required pursuant to US obligations under the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
	www.cognitiveliberty.org /dll/udv_pj_granted.htm (549 words)

	Parker runs for county judgeship
		Surrounded by her husband and two young daughters, Parker proudly told an audience spilling out into the courthouse hallway Wednesday that she will be on the Republican primary ballot March 10.
		Parker, who has served as associate judge of Lubbock County for the past three years, said her experience in the courtroom makes her the most qualified candidate.
		As associate judge, Parker has presided over more than 3,000 cases, with 1,030 of those cases tried last year alone, she said.
	www.lubbockonline.com /news/121197/056-3061.html (199 words)

	Judge Judy in: The Case of Penis Envy
		The judge opened her mouth to speak, only to be cut off by choking sounds coming from the bailiff.
		Parker, and for an instant, her eyes seemed to glow bright red.
		Parker awakened from the tranquilizer, strapped to a table.
	www.eunuch.org /Alpha/J/ea_133921judge_ju.htm (777 words)

	California Dental Association
		Judge Parker held an administrative trial on the FTC charges in February 1995.
		In addition, Parker ordered CDA to publish the order in the CDA Journal and to send notices to and reconsider the membership status of certain members who have been disciplined, expelled or denied membership by CDA for their advertising practices or those of their employers.
		Judge Parker's order is subject to review by the full Commission on its own motion or appeal by CDA or FTC staff.
	www.ftc.gov /opa/1995/07/cda2.htm (745 words)

	Richard Boire, Federal Court UDV
		Judge Parker’s opinion is unique and quite interesting for its detailed examination of DMT, although his conclusions on some of these matters seem erroneous.
		Judge Parker also addressed the natural occurrence of DMT in the human brain.
		Finally, Judge Parker found that the government had not established that preventing the UDV from using ayahuasca was required in accordance with to US obligations under the 1971 Convention on Psychotropic Substances.
	www.cognitiveliberty.org /9jcl/udv_case.html (890 words)

	“Hanging Judge” Tough Enforcer of the Law » The Arkansas News
		Less than four months after the judge arrived in the region, he sentenced six men to die on a gallows built close to the barracks building that served as the court.
		It comes as a surprise for some to learn that Judge Parker did not approve of capital punishment He said, “I favor abolition of capital punishment, provided there is a certainty of punishment, whatever that punishment may be.
		Judge Parker will be buried in the National Cemetery in Ft. Smith.
	www.oldstatehouse.com /educational_programs/classroom/arkansas_news/detail.asp?id=233&issue_id=28&page=1 (326 words)

	Sussex Superior Court Judge Lorraine C. Parker Appointed to Appellate Division
		Judge Parker has been sitting in Sussex County since she began her judicial career, first in the Family Division, then in the Civil Division in 1995, and in the Criminal Division since 1998.
		“Judge Parker’s experience demonstrating her leadership and her commitment to equal justice for all will add to the tradition of quality and excellence of the New Jersey appellate bench,” said Chief Justice Poritz.
		A resident of Sparta, Judge Parker graduated from Rutgers Law School in Newark, received her master of science from Richmond College and her bachelor’s degree from Hunter College.
	www.judiciary.state.nj.us /pressrel/pr010723b.htm (257 words)

	Written Voices Radio
		News reports say that judge Parker spoke for another thirty minutes as he explained the reasons for his apology.
		In his remarks to me, Judge Parker noted that he had seen evidence that my attorneys had not yet received -- evidence that would be helpful to my case if we had gone to trial instead of taking a plea.
		As he explained what happened in his court, it seemed that the judge was trying to make some sense of this ordeal for me, for the public, and perhaps for himself.
	www.writtenvoices.com /titlepageexcerpt.asp?ISBN=0786868031 (1360 words)

	L. Ling-chi Wang: Letter to President Clinton Regarding Wen Ho Lee Case (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		It was at this moment, at the conclusion of the third bail hearing, that Judge Parker reached the conclusion that there was no compelling reaons to deny Dr. Lee bail.
		In setting him free, Judge Parker singled out Attorney General Janet Reno, Energy Secretary Bill Richardson and senior officials in the White House for what he said was a questionable indictment and accused the government of misleading him.
		The hand-writing was already on the wall when Judge Parker ordered July 13 the government to turn over thousands of pages of evidence, including the downloaded PARD data and classified documents related to racial profiling and selective prosecution, which would have exposed more false and exaggerated claims and wrongful prosecution.
	www.gateway2china.com /report/clinton_letter.htm (2673 words)

	HistoryBuff.com -- The Hanging Judge
		To this court came Judge Issac Parker who was named to replace a corrupt judge at Fort Smith in May of 1875.
		A severe and able Federal Judge, Issac Parker was nicknamed "The Hanging Judge" because of the many men he sent to the gallows.
		Most of Parker's critics lived in civilized communities and did not appreciate the raw frontier conditions of the Indian Territory.
	www.historybuff.com /library/refhanging.html (675 words)

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