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News Texas Senate sends same-sex marriage amendment to voters
Texas Senate sends same-sex marriage amendment to voters
Alexandria Samuel
May 22, 2005 10:38:00 am

The Texas Senate approved a proposed constitutional amendment Saturday that would ban same-sex marriages . The measure will be presented to voters in the state's November elections, and, if passed, will amend the state constitution...

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News Senate Dems report claims Bolton sought to punish dissenter, contrary to testimony
Senate Dems report claims Bolton sought to punish dissenter, contrary to testimony
Alexandria Samuel
May 18, 2005 08:32:00 pm

A Senate Foreign Relations Committee minority report released Wednesday says that Bush administration UN ambassador nominee John Bolton planned to ask CIA Director George Tenet to help punish a government intelligence analyst who disagreed with him. The...

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News Debate over judicial filibuster begins in Senate
Debate over judicial filibuster begins in Senate
Alexandria Samuel
May 18, 2005 07:39:00 pm

The long-awaited debate over the fate of the judicial filibuster began Wednesday in the US Senate. Republican majority leader Senator Bill Frist opened the floor debate and accused the Democrats of using the...

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News Jury orders Morgan Stanley to pay Perelman $850M in punitive damages
Jury orders Morgan Stanley to pay Perelman $850M in punitive damages
Alexandria Samuel
May 18, 2005 07:05:00 pm

Following up on a story previously reported on JURIST's Paper Chase, a jury in West Palm Beach Florida has ordered investment giant Morgan Stanley to pay $850 million in punitive damages to billionaire investor Ronald Perelman . On...

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News Iran judiciary chief says abuse by Iranian police as bad as "what the Americans do"
Iran judiciary chief says abuse by Iranian police as bad as "what the Americans do"
Alexandria Samuel
May 5, 2005 11:36:00 am

Ayatollah Mahmoud Hashemi Shahrudi , head of the Iran Judiciary took the unusual step Thursday of criticizing the treatment of criminal detainees by Iranian police, and compared their interrogation techniques to those employed by US soldiers...

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News Lawmaker calls for hearings into "faked" Gitmo interrogations
Lawmaker calls for hearings into "faked" Gitmo interrogations
Alexandria Samuel
May 5, 2005 10:56:00 am

US Representative Adam Schiff (D-CA) Wednesday called on House Judiciary Committee chairman James Sensenbrenner Jr. to hold hearings to probe recent allegations that the military staged interrogations at Guantanamo Bay to deceive visiting lawmakers. Schiff’s...

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News Florida bill allows judges to cut off alimony
Florida bill allows judges to cut off alimony
Alexandria Samuel
May 5, 2005 10:23:00 am

In a 68-44 vote, the Florida House of Representatives has passed a measure that would allow judges to reduce or eliminate alimony when a recipient ex-spouse moves in with someone else. Under current Florida law, and in...

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News FBI to exhume body of civil rights figure Emmett Till
FBI to exhume body of civil rights figure Emmett Till
Alexandria Samuel
May 5, 2005 09:53:00 am

FBI officials announced Wednesday that the body of Emmett Till will be exhumed in upcoming weeks to determine the cause of his death and uncover evidence that could lead authorities to accomplices in his 1955 murder [PBS...

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News UN rights official calls detention of former Haiti PM illegal
UN rights official calls detention of former Haiti PM illegal
Alexandria Samuel
May 5, 2005 09:13:00 am

Thierry Fagart, human rights head of the UN stabilization mission in Haiti , has called the 10-month detention of former Haitian Prime Minister Yvon Neptune without an appearance before a judge illegal under the Haitian constitution...

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News Rights group calls for special prosecutor to investigate abuse roles of Rumsfeld, Tenet
Rights group calls for special prosecutor to investigate abuse roles of Rumsfeld, Tenet
Alexandria Samuel
April 23, 2005 03:54:00 pm

Human Rights Watch issued a report Saturday calling for a special prosecutor to investigate the roles of US Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld and former CIA director George Tenet in connection with US mistreatment and torture of...

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