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News UK police make more arrests in London bombings case
UK police make more arrests in London bombings case
Alexandria Samuel
August 1, 2005 08:21:00 pm

London police arrested two more men Monday in connection with the July 21 London bombing attempts following raids in South London's Stockwell and Clapham areas. The men were taken into custody and detained on suspicion of...

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Gonzales stonewalls on Roberts document release
Alexandria Samuel
August 1, 2005 07:54:00 pm

US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales said Monday that the White House has no plans to respond to a request from Senate Democrats for documents produced by US Supreme Court nominee John Roberts. Late Friday, Senate Judiciary Committee member Edward...

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News DNA evidence exonerates Pennsylvania man jailed for 19 years
DNA evidence exonerates Pennsylvania man jailed for 19 years
Alexandria Samuel
August 1, 2005 07:38:00 pm

A Pennsylvania man jailed for 19 years was released from prison in Pittsburgh Monday after DNA evidence cleared him of rape charges. Thomas Doswell , an African-American, was convicted of raping a hospital worker in 1986,...

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News UPDATE ~ DOD calls Gitmo emails from former military prosecutors "much ado about nothing"
UPDATE ~ DOD calls Gitmo emails from former military prosecutors "much ado about nothing"
Alexandria Samuel
August 1, 2005 07:27:00 pm

A US Department of Defense spokesperson Monday dismissed allegations made by two former military prosecutors that the military tribunals at Guantanamo Bay are "rigged" and often deprive defendants of evidence that could help prove their innocence. Defense...

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News States brief ~ CA Supreme Court tells country club to give same-sex partners spouse discounts
States brief ~ CA Supreme Court tells country club to give same-sex partners spouse discounts
Rachel Felton
August 1, 2005 05:26:00 pm

Leading Monday's states brief, the California Supreme Court ruled today that a private country club must offer spousal discounts to same-sex domestic partners. The court found that the country club's policy of allowing members' spouses to golf...

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UK officials seek return of bombing suspect arrested in Italy
David Shucosky
August 1, 2005 03:23:00 pm

British officials are seeking the return of Hamdi Isaac, the suspected fourth bomber in the July 21 London bombing attempts . Isaac, an Ethiopian who was living in the UK under the name Osman Hussain and claimed to...

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News Uzbekistan denounces refugee airlifts, pledges to end death penalty
Uzbekistan denounces refugee airlifts, pledges to end death penalty
David Shucosky
August 1, 2005 03:02:00 pm

Uzbekistan Monday angrily denounced a UN airlift to Romania of Uzbek refugees who fled to Kyrgyzstan after a violent uprising in May 2005 in the Uzbek city of Andijan. The refugees were moved amidst fears...

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News Trial begins for US man accused of transporting prisoners to Nazi death camps
Trial begins for US man accused of transporting prisoners to Nazi death camps
David Shucosky
August 1, 2005 02:29:00 pm

The trial of Chicago resident Osyp Firishchak, 86, was set to begin Monday on charges that he was part of a Ukrainian police unit that worked for the Nazis by transporting thousands of Jews to concentration camps. The government...

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Iran to resume nuclear program in two days
David Shucosky
August 1, 2005 01:38:00 pm

Iran announced on Monday that it would resume uranium enrichment, effectively ending recent negotiations with the European Union . The International Atomic Energy Agency had urged Iran to continue with the negotiation process , but...

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UN criticizes Yemen for lack of human rights progress
Tom Henry
August 1, 2005 01:25:00 pm

The UN Human Rights Committee has criticized Yemen for not incorporating many of its 2002 recommendations for civil and political rights in the country. Some major concerns of the Committee were...

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John Marshall declared US judicial supremacy over states

On February 20, 1809, US Supreme Court Chief Justice John Marshall ruled in United States v. Peters that the legal power of the federal judiciary is greater than that of any individual state: "If the legislatures of the several states may, at will, annul the judgments of the courts of the United States, and destroy rights acquired under those judgments, the constitution itself becomes a solemn mockery; and the nation is deprived of the means of enforcing its laws by the instrumentality of its own tribunals."

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