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Sandra Guess appeared Friday, Jan. 12, in McCracken County Circuit Court for a second pre-trial conference, addressing each motion filed by the defense attorney and the prosecution.

More protection needed against spam calls and email DeAnna Kauzlaric Kieffer, Bremerton The column, “Should First Amendment Protect Spam?” (Kitsap Sun Opinion, April 26) misses the point. The author whines about nuisance spam telephone calls, then he blames a defense of the First Amendment for the pervasive problem of scam attacks. Face it. This is primarily criminal activity. Most nuisance telephone calls are from crooks. They prey on people via land lines, mobile phones, e-mail and social...