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News North Carolina official to begin accepting same-sex marriage licenses
North Carolina official to begin accepting same-sex marriage licenses
Cynthia Miley
October 15, 2013 03:44:39 pm

Buncombe County Register of Deeds Drew Reisinger, in Asheville, North Carolina, announced Monday he will begin accepting marriage license applications from same-sex couples and requested review of the decision from North Carolina's Attorney General [official...

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News Report reveals NSA collecting instant messaging, e-mail contact lists
Report reveals NSA collecting instant messaging, e-mail contact lists
Cynthia Miley
October 15, 2013 01:02:27 pm

The National Security Agency (NSA) has been collecting contact lists from personal e-mail and instant messaging programs around the world in an attempt to combat terrorism or other criminal activity, according a Washington Post report Monday....

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News Rights group criticizes African Union ICC declaration
Rights group criticizes African Union ICC declaration
Cynthia Miley
October 14, 2013 12:16:56 pm

Amnesty International (AI) on Sunday stated that the African Union (AU) declaration on Saturday that no senior government officials should appear before the International Criminal Court (ICC) ...

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News Pakistan anti-corruption court reopens five cases against former president
Pakistan anti-corruption court reopens five cases against former president
Cynthia Miley
October 14, 2013 11:09:40 am

Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau (NAB) court on Monday reopened five cases against former president Asif Ali Zardari . While president, Zardari had been immune from prosecution, but when Zardari stepped down on September 5 and Mamnoon...

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News Federal appeals court rules no jurisdiction in former Guantanamo detainee lawsuit
Federal appeals court rules no jurisdiction in former Guantanamo detainee lawsuit
Cynthia Miley
October 9, 2013 06:14:17 am

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled Monday that the Detainee Treatment Act prevents the court from having jurisdiction over a former Guantanamo Bay detainee's lawsuit for damages. Adel...

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News California governor vetoes bill permitting non-citizens to serve on juries
California governor vetoes bill permitting non-citizens to serve on juries
Cynthia Miley
October 8, 2013 03:43:32 pm

California Governor Jerry Brown vetoed a bill on Monday that would have permitted lawful permanent immigrants to serve on juries. The bill's supporters compared disqualifying permanent residents to outdated laws that preventing...

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News Saudi Arabia permits first women lawyers to practice law
Saudi Arabia permits first women lawyers to practice law
Cynthia Miley
October 7, 2013 11:48:46 am

Four Saudi Arabian women became the first female lawyers to receive legal licenses Sunday, permitting the women to practice law for five years. Women with law degrees had been able to work as legal consultants but were banned from...

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News Nigeria rights group petitions ICC to investigate school attacks
Nigeria rights group petitions ICC to investigate school attacks
Cynthia Miley
October 7, 2013 11:06:39 am

The Nigerian Socio-Economic and Rights Accountability Project announced Sunday that it has filed a petition with the International Criminal Court (ICC) urging it to investigate school attacks resulting in the deaths of teachers and students...

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News Brazil judge dismisses oil spill lawsuit against Chevron
Brazil judge dismisses oil spill lawsuit against Chevron
Cynthia Miley
October 1, 2013 03:42:25 pm

A Brazilian federal judge on Tuesday dismissed a lawsuit against Chevron after approving a negotiated settlement, closing a lengthy legal battle over a 2011 oil spill. The leak occurred in November 2011, when a Chevron appraisal well...

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News Hungary parliament passes law effectively criminalizing homelessness
Hungary parliament passes law effectively criminalizing homelessness
Cynthia Miley
October 1, 2013 01:04:45 pm

The Hungarian Parliament on Monday passed a law that allows municipalities to prohibit sleeping in public places, effectively criminalizing homelessness. The law permits local authorities to declare areas prohibited for homeless people and evict those...

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