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News Federal appeals court nullifies CA law criminalizing false statements against police
Federal appeals court nullifies CA law criminalizing false statements against police
Holly Manges Jones
November 4, 2005 07:06:00 am

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit ruled Thursday to strike down a California law making it a criminal offense for individuals to knowingly make false accusations against police officers. The law, which...

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News Federal appeals court dismisses challenge to student sex survey brought by CA parents
Federal appeals court dismisses challenge to student sex survey brought by CA parents
Holly Manges Jones
November 3, 2005 09:41:00 am

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit Wednesday upheld a lower court's ruling and dismissed a lawsuit brought by parents who were angered by a sex survey given to their students in a...

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News EU to investigate reports of secret CIA prisons in Europe
EU to investigate reports of secret CIA prisons in Europe
Holly Manges Jones
November 3, 2005 09:02:00 am

The European Commission said Thursday that it plans to investigate allegations that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) is using a Soviet-era compound in eastern Europe as part of a secret prison system to...

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News Evacuated Jewish settlers file appeals against compensation amounts
Evacuated Jewish settlers file appeals against compensation amounts
Holly Manges Jones
October 30, 2005 11:45:00 am

The Jerusalem Magistrate's Court has received the first 30 appeals from Jewish families evacuated from Gaza under the Israeli disengagement plan who are complaining about low compensation amounts and delays in payments. The Legal Forum...

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News New Orleans court system still mired in Katrina aftermath
New Orleans court system still mired in Katrina aftermath
Holly Manges Jones
October 30, 2005 11:17:00 am

The criminal court system in New Orleans still faces an uphill battle as judges and attorneys try to piece together what is left of the 3,000 trials pending before Hurricane Katrina swept through the...

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News Fraud investigation delays Afghan election results
Fraud investigation delays Afghan election results
Holly Manges Jones
October 30, 2005 10:38:00 am

The UN-Afghan Joint Electoral Management Body (JEMB) said Sunday that the results from the country's September legislative election are being delayed because of investigations into fraud complaints . The final counts were originally supposed...

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News Judges Alito, Luttig reportedly top new Supreme Court short list
Judges Alito, Luttig reportedly top new Supreme Court short list
Holly Manges Jones
October 30, 2005 09:58:00 am

Federal appellate judges Samuel Alito and Michael Luttig are reportedly at the top of President Bush's list of possible US Supreme Court nominees to replace the withdrawn Harriet Miers as the President reconsiders...

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News New York appeals court upholds ban on New Paltz same-sex marriages
New York appeals court upholds ban on New Paltz same-sex marriages
Holly Manges Jones
October 28, 2005 03:11:00 pm

A New York appellate court has upheld a lower court ruling banning New Paltz Mayor Jason West from performing same-sex marriages. The unanimous five-judge panel said West "acted beyond his authority" when...

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News Spanish court upholds arrest warrants for US soldiers in killing of journalists in Iraq
Spanish court upholds arrest warrants for US soldiers in killing of journalists in Iraq
Holly Manges Jones
October 28, 2005 02:40:00 pm

Spain's National Court Friday upheld arrest warrants for three US soldiers charged with the 2003 killing of Spanish journalist Jose Couso in Iraq. Couso was killed while filming for Spain's Telecinco network from...

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Australian terror suspect to sue for British citizenship
Holly Manges Jones
October 28, 2005 02:07:00 pm

Australian terror suspect David Hicks has confirmed his plans to sue the United Kingdom government over its disinclination to grant him British citizenship. Hicks was captured in Afghanistan four years ago and is...

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