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Brattain focuses on racial laws and four major case studies from 20th century Louisiana in order to probe the meaning of race and miscegenation for one segregated but irrefutably interracial society in the Jim Crow South. He deals primarily on court records, including testimony, briefs, and exhibits, as well as the judicial decisions and reasoning behind the resolution of each case.

The resolution, sponsored by Rep. Bruce Marcus, a Republican from Peterborough, says the state of New Hampshire \"fully supports the state of Arizona's immigration law.\" In April, the Arizona legislature passed a law requiring the police, \"when practical,\" to determine the immigration status of people they reasonably suspect are in the country illegally. Under the law, authorities would also be allowed to charge immigrants with a state crime for not carrying immigration documents. \"This law won't fix the challenges that we face in our state right now,\" she said. \"It won't fix the budget or create new jobs.\" \"We want to make sure that we're tightening our belt,\" [Al Baldasaro] said \"That's of interest to us - what's going on with the murders and everything out there on the borders (doesn't) happen here.\"

Experts rarely concern themselves with why it happened. Unless libel is involved, it doesn't really matter. The reporter could have functioned out of ignorance or laziness. Reporters are people, and are not immune to preconceived notions that can subvert the professionalism of even the most experienced journalist. There may have been an adverse chemical reaction to somebody in your firm or a family fight at the journalist's home that morning.

Just the same, [Bruce Marcus] feels, accounting is in for major changes in the next few years as the tradition-bound profession puts on the gloves and slugs it out for market share. In a telephone interview, Marcus, editor of the Marcus Report on Professional Services Marketing and author of a best-selling book, Competing for Clients, said talks leading toward the Arthur Young/ Ernst & Whinney merger had been going on for two years before agreement in principle was reached. \"If you're a giant company you need (an accounting firm) capable of dealing with all your branches in all the countries where you operate,\" Marcus explained.

[Wright] lifted [Dennis M. Sweeney]'s ban on [John R. Leopold] running for local, state or federal office during his five-year probation. Before he was elected twice as county executive, Leopold had been a delegate from District 31. Leopold's lawyer, Bruce Marcus, said he was pleased the court had agreed the ban was an \"impermissible sentencing condition.\" Marcus said Leopold would \"evaluate the significance of the opinion in light of the upcoming election.\" Marcus said it was too early to determine if he would appeal Wright's upholding of Leopold's convictions to the Court of Appeals, Maryland's highest court.

[John R. Leopold]'s lawyer, Bruce Marcus, told a three-judge panel that prosecutors made a technical flaw when characterizing his actions as a crime. Leopold had the authority to give orders to his police detail, even though they were asked to work on his campaign, Marcus said. Marcus did not address lifting a ban on Leopold running for public office while he serves five years of probation. Retired Circuit Court Judge Dennis M. Sweeney banned Leopold from running for any local, state or federal office while he is on probation. Leopold's attorneys were in Anne Arundel Circuit Court last week seeking dismissal of another lawsuit filed against him by the American Civil Liberties Union. This one concerns dossiers allegedly compiled by the police officers assigned to protect Leopold.

[John R. Leopold]'s lawyer, Bruce Marcus, argued in a brief filed in September that the \"court lacked the authority to ban Leopold from running for public office.\" \"Leopold was not convicted of a felony,\" Marcus wrote. \"He is qualified and eligible to be a registered voter, making him eligible to serve as an elected public official.\" Leopold's attorneys were in Anne Arundel Circuit Court last week seeking dismissal of another lawsuit filed against him by the American Civil Liberties Union. This one concerns dossiers allegedly compiled by the police officers assigned to protect Leopold.

County Executive [John R. Leopold], left, listens to his attorney [Bruce Marcus] talk with reporters outside the Circuit Court in Annapolis on Jan. 29. Leopold was found guilty of two counts of misconduct. He said he was \"humbled by the decision\" and declined to comment further.; By Paul W. Gillespie -- The Capital; County Executive John R. Leopold, left, listens to his attorney Bruce Marcus talk with reporters outside the Circuit Court in Annapolis on Jan. 29. Leopold was found guilty of two counts of misconduct. He said he was \"humbled by the decision\" and declined to comment further.; By Paul W. Gillespie -- The Capital

\"I am really looking forward to working with the team assembled at Stata Labs,\" said [Bruce Marcus], President, Stata Laboratories, Inc. \"Over the past decade, I have developed a strong affinity for leading exciting, promising technology ventures. I share Stata Labs' vision for personal computing technologies -- Stata Labs is going to have a real impact on the management of digital content and interpersonal communications.\" \"All of us at Stata Labs are pleased and excited to have Bruce Marcus joining us,\" said Raymie Stata, CTO and Co Founder, Stata Laboratories, Inc. \"Bruce represents the blend of creativity, analytical ability and demonstrated success we strive to attract. Under Bruce's leadership, Stata Labs will develop innovative and powerful business strategies that will turn heads every bit as much as our technology does.\"