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News Roberts calls for judicial pay raise in year-end report
Roberts calls for judicial pay raise in year-end report
Joshua Pantesco
January 1, 2006 04:57:00 pm

Chief Justice of the United States John Roberts released his first year-end report on the federal judiciary Sunday, one of his duties as the highest judicial officer in the country. After acknowledging...

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News Syria lawmakers demand treason charges, ex-VP expelled from party after Hariri comments
Syria lawmakers demand treason charges, ex-VP expelled from party after Hariri comments
Joshua Pantesco
January 1, 2006 04:35:00 pm

One day after the Syrian parliament demanded that former Vice President Abdel Halim Khaddam be tried for treason and corruption, the country's ruling Baath party decided Sunday to expel Khaddam from the party after...

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News Bush defends NSA wiretapping program, Schumer calls for testimony from top officials
Bush defends NSA wiretapping program, Schumer calls for testimony from top officials
Joshua Pantesco
January 1, 2006 03:44:00 pm

President Bush on Sunday defended the NSA warrantless surveillance program , saying the program was "limited" and was not a violation of civil liberties. Answering questions about the program during a visit to wounded troops at the...

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News New state laws take effect in New Year
New state laws take effect in New Year
Joshua Pantesco
January 1, 2006 03:05:00 pm

Many new state laws took effect on Sunday, including measures to safeguard against child sex offenders and the misuse of personal information. Michigan strengthened its sex offender laws, and Illinois banned human trafficking, allowing state...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

Anti-apartheid activist Stephen Biko died in police custody

On September 12, 1977, South African anti-apartheid activist Stephen Biko died in police custody after having suffered a massive head injury during interrogation following his arrest. The story of journalist Donald Woods' investigation into the circumstances of Biko's death was the basis of the 1987 film Cry Freedom. Read an address on Stephen Biko delivered by then-South African President Nelson Mandela on the 20th anniversary of Biko's death in 1997.

Supreme Court unanimously rejects state challenge Brown v. Board of Education

On September 12, 1958, the Supreme Court unanimously rejected a state government challenge to Brown vs. The Board of Education of Topeka Kansas, which had overturned segregation. In Cooper vs. Aaron, the State Government of Arkansas challenged the authority of the Court to implement desegregation. The Court responded by forcefully re-asserting its authority and the authority of the federal government over the states.

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