The Court of Appeal division of the Supreme Court of Victoria in Australia on Friday quashed the conviction of Joseph Terrence "Jihad Jack" Thomas , the first Australian jailed under the Suppression of the Financing of...
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Australia appeals court overturns landmark anti-terror conviction
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HRW urges Iraq tribunal to ‘improve practices’ for fair Saddam genocide trial
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US Marines concealed and destroyed Haditha evidence: NYT
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Tobacco industry racketeering ruling [US DC]
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Delaware public records access rulng [3rd Circuit]
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Federal appeals court rules against energy company in air pollution case
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US judge rules Rwanda murder confessions coerced by torture
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BREAKING NEWS ~ Judge rules tobacco industry liable in racketeering lawsuit
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New Jersey judge vacates Merck Vioxx trial win
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New Hampshire high court rules ballot order law unconstitutional
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Human Rights Watch on Friday said that "the Iraqi High Tribunal is presently incapable of fairly and effectively trying a genocide case in accordance with international standards and current international criminal law" and called on the tribunal...
US Marines involved in the death of 24 civilians in Haditha last November concealed and destroyed evidence relating to the incident, the New York Times reported Friday. According to top military officials speaking to the Times who...
US v. Philip Morris, United States District Court for the District of Columbia Circuit, August 17, 2006 ....
Matthew Lee v. Ruth Ann Minner, United States Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit, August 16, 2006 . Read the full text of the opinion ....
The US Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit on Thursday sided with several states and the federal government when it found that energy company Cinergy Corp. should have gone through a federal...
US Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle of the United States District Court for the District of Columbia ruled Thursday that the confessions of three Rwandan rebels charged with killing two American tourists in Uganda were achieved...
A federal judge ruled Thursday that the tobacco industry is liable for civil racketeering charges filed against the industry by the DOJ in 1999. Federal prosecutors filed suit under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt...
A New Jersey state court on Thursday vacated a November verdict finding Merck not liable for the heart attack of Frederick Humeston, who suffered a heart attack in September 2001 after taking Merck's painkiller Vioxx [Merck Vioxx...
The New Hampshire Supreme Court on Thursday struck down as unconstitutional a state voting law that lists the election candidate of the winning party in the preceding state general election first on the ballot....
