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July 27, 2007
Andrew Bergh: Running from the law? Just get a motel room
By ANDREW BERGH
Special to the Journal
Special to the Journal
Using aliases instead of your real name. Drifting from job to job. Looking constantly over your shoulder to make sure you're not being tailed.
Yep, life is just no fun when there's an outstanding warrant for your arrest. Thanks to a recent decision by our state Supreme Court, however, those who need to stay ahead of the law now have a safe haven.
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Previous columns:
- Andrew Bergh: When does employee 'assume the risk' of job?, 07-06-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Jumping bail allowed for the right reason, 06-15-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Home detention in the age of GPS, 05-18-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Lotto winner's husband inherits only $100,000, 04-27-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Want to sue over spam?, 04-06-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Suspicious plane crash nets county $118,000 cash, 03-09-2007
- Andrew Bergh: Girlfriend's death brings grief and loss in court, too, 02-23-2007
- Andrew Bergh: A sweltering wedding party ends up in court, 02-02-2007