The lawsuit, filed this week in Fulton County Superior Court, argues that the state has “set up criteria for qualification for the Adopt-A-Highway program that are unconstitutionally vague and…have established no process for appeal of denial to an application," the Atlanta Journal-Constitution reports.
In this undated photo provided by NBC 4 New York, David Albert Mitchell, is shown. New York City Police arrested Mitchell Thursday, Sept. 13, 2012 on charges that he brutally raped a 73-year-old woman in New York's Central Park on Wednesday, Sept. 12. The woman was found by a bird watcher who found badly beaten near the section of the park known as "Strawberry Fields," which was dedicated to the memory of slain Beatle John Lennon. (AP Photo/NBC 4 New York)- Man arrested in Central Park attack on 73-year-old woman [New York Post]
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