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News US military begins probe of Guantanamo detainee abuse allegations
US military begins probe of Guantanamo detainee abuse allegations
Holly Manges Jones
October 18, 2006 03:31:00 pm

US Army Col. Richard Basset traveled to the US prison camp at Guantanamo Bay Wednesday to begin an investigation into accusations of abuse . The US Defense Department last week ordered US...

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News Canada justice minister defends constitutionality of bill reversing burden of proof
Canada justice minister defends constitutionality of bill reversing burden of proof
Holly Manges Jones
October 18, 2006 12:32:00 pm

Canadian Justice Minister Vic Toews has defended a new crime bill introduced by the country's Conservative Party government which could require repeat criminal offenders to convince courts that they are no longer dangerous instead of...

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News Saddam lawyers continue to boycott genocide trial
Saddam lawyers continue to boycott genocide trial
Holly Manges Jones
October 18, 2006 11:33:00 am

Defense lawyers acting for Saddam Hussein in his genocide trial again failed to appear in court Wednesday, despite an agreement with the chief judge allowing them to rejoin the proceedings. The lawyers...

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News Senior Abu Ghraib interrogator was worried about inexperience: testimony
Senior Abu Ghraib interrogator was worried about inexperience: testimony
Holly Manges Jones
October 18, 2006 10:25:00 am

US Army Col. Thomas Pappas testified Tuesday that the senior officer running the interrogation center at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison was concerned when he was chosen that he did not have the proper training...

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News Germany probing claims that ex-Gitmo detainee was abused in Afghanistan
Germany probing claims that ex-Gitmo detainee was abused in Afghanistan
Holly Manges Jones
October 17, 2006 08:59:00 am

A lawyer for former Guantanamo Bay detainee Murat Kurnaz , a Turkish citizen who is also a legal resident of Germany, said Tuesday that Germany is investigating allegations of abuse by German soldiers. Kurnaz, who...

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News Dutch terror suspects on trial for plotting attacks against politicians
Dutch terror suspects on trial for plotting attacks against politicians
Holly Manges Jones
October 17, 2006 08:58:00 am

The trial of six suspected Islamic militants accused of planning an attack against Dutch politicians began Monday in the Netherlands. The defendants include twenty-year-old Samir Azzouz , whose previous acquittal sparked intense criticism of Dutch anti-terrorism laws. Azzouz...

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News UK terror suspects under control orders reported missing
UK terror suspects under control orders reported missing
Holly Manges Jones
October 17, 2006 07:14:00 am

Two terror suspects whose movement had been restricted under control orders in the UK were reported as missing Monday. One of the individuals is an Iraqi who appears to have been missing for several months,...

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News Hate crimes down in 2005: FBI report
Hate crimes down in 2005: FBI report
Holly Manges Jones
October 17, 2006 07:14:00 am

The number of hate crimes committed in the US in 2005 fell 6 percent when compared to 2004 numbers, but the percentage of race-based incidents increased slightly, according to figures in a new report from the...

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News Chechnya torture described in posthumous article by murdered Russian reporter
Chechnya torture described in posthumous article by murdered Russian reporter
Holly Manges Jones
October 12, 2006 08:20:00 am

Portions of an article on torture in Chechnya written by murdered reporter Anna Politkovskaya before her death were published Thursday by the Novaya Gazeta . The report detailed allegations of torture, including...

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Federal judge rules Kentucky judges can solicit campaign funds
Holly Manges Jones
October 12, 2006 07:14:00 am

US District Judge Karen Caldwell has ruled that a Kentucky ban preventing judicial candidates from personally soliciting campaign funds is a violation of the First Amendment. The state argued that the ban was in place...

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