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News Germany prosecutors recommend murder charges for ex-Nazi commander living in US
Germany prosecutors recommend murder charges for ex-Nazi commander living in US
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 19, 2013 09:34:35 am

A German prosecutor on Monday recommended that a 94-year-old man living in Minnesota be charged with 40 counts of murder for his involvement in an attack that razed a Polish village to the ground in 1944. An earlier investigation...

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News UK lawyers accuse Egypt military of crimes against humanity
UK lawyers accuse Egypt military of crimes against humanity
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 19, 2013 08:42:59 am

An international team of lawyers on Saturday accused the Egyptian military and the country's interim government of crimes against humanity and a number of human rights abuses since president Mohammed Morsi was ousted ...

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News Europe rights court finds Turkey responsible for bombing civilians in 1994
Europe rights court finds Turkey responsible for bombing civilians in 1994
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 13, 2013 09:07:50 am

The European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) on Tuesday called on the Turkish government to investigate the bombing of two villages that killed 33 civilians in 1994. A unanimous court issued its preliminary judgment,...

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News Somali pirate sentenced to life for deaths of 4 US citizens
Somali pirate sentenced to life for deaths of 4 US citizens
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 13, 2013 08:22:52 am

A judge for the US District Court for the Eastern District of Virginia on Tuesday sentenced Somali pirate Ahmed Muse Salad to life in prison without parole for his involvement in the deaths of four Americans off...

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News Federal judge: US should get mortgage firm data for banking probe
Federal judge: US should get mortgage firm data for banking probe
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 12, 2013 12:56:07 pm

A federal judge on Monday recommended that e-mails and other data collected by a large due-diligence firm for Wall Street banks should be turned over to the Department of Justice (DOJ) , a move that may determine which...

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News Supreme Court hears arguments on treaty powers, patent infringement
Supreme Court hears arguments on treaty powers, patent infringement
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 5, 2013 06:32:21 pm

The US Supreme Court heard oral arguments Tuesday in three cases. In Bond v. United States the court heard arguments on whether there are limits to Congress' authority to intrude...

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News Holder: 9/11 terror suspects should have been tried in civilian court
Holder: 9/11 terror suspects should have been tried in civilian court
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 5, 2013 09:06:10 am

US Attorney General Eric Holder said at an unrelated press conference on Monday that the slow pace of the trial of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed , the alleged mastermind behind 9/11,...

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News UN rights experts call for international regulation of private military companies
UN rights experts call for international regulation of private military companies
Elizabeth LaForgia
November 5, 2013 08:17:41 am

The UN Working Group on the use of mercenaries on Monday urged governments to implement a binding international agreement to regulate the activities of private military and security companies (PMSCs). The working group found that...

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News Oklahoma high court confirms abortion law unconstitutional
Oklahoma high court confirms abortion law unconstitutional
Elizabeth LaForgia
October 30, 2013 08:35:27 am

The Oklahoma Supreme Court on Tuesday ruled that a 2011 state law restricting the use of chemical-abortions is unconstitutional, reaffirming the court's 2012 decision . The law imposes broad and stringent...

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News Lebanon tribunal readies Hariri assassination case for trial
Lebanon tribunal readies Hariri assassination case for trial
Elizabeth LaForgia
October 29, 2013 08:05:51 am

The pre-trial judge for the UN-backed Special Tribunal for Lebanon (STL) on Monday transferred the case files for Ayyash et al. to the trial chamber, marking the start of the transition...

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Arkansas governor Faubus attempted to stop integration of Little Rock high school

On September 4, 1957, Arkansas Governor Orville Faubus called out state National Guard troops to prevent federal court-ordered integration of black students into Central High School in Little Rock. President Eisenhower subsequently sent the US 101st Airborne Division to Little Rock to enforce the ruling. Pay a virtual visit to the Little Rock High School National Historic Site.

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On September 4, 1884, the United Kingdom ended its policy of shipping convicted prisoners to the colony of New Sales Wales.
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