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Serbia political parties agree on draft constitution text
Joe Shaulis
September 29, 2006 04:07:00 pm

The major political parties in Serbia have reached an agreement on the text of a draft constitution after weeks of negotiations, Local Government and Administration Minister Zoran Loncar said Friday. Although parliament is scheduled to consider...

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New Japan PM asks parliament to start constitutional amendment process
Joe Shaulis
September 29, 2006 03:02:00 pm

In his first major speech to parliament since taking office last week, Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe followed through on a promise to make amending the country's pacifist constitution a priority. The constitution...

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News Gonzales highlights ‘institutional limitations’ of judiciary in policy matters
Gonzales highlights ‘institutional limitations’ of judiciary in policy matters
Joe Shaulis
September 29, 2006 03:02:00 pm

US Attorney General Alberto Gonzales told a gathering of legal scholars Friday that the Constitution "provides the courts with relatively few tools" to review presidential decisions about the military and foreign policy in wartime...

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News Judge rules Massachusetts must allow Rhode Island same-sex couple to marry
Judge rules Massachusetts must allow Rhode Island same-sex couple to marry
Joe Shaulis
September 29, 2006 02:12:00 pm

A state trial court judge in Boston ruled Friday that two women from Rhode Island may marry in Massachusetts despite the Commonwealth's 1913 statute forbidding the marriage of couples who can't legally wed in their...

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UN torture investigator criticizes US detainee bill
James M Yoch Jr
September 29, 2006 11:57:00 am

UN Special Rapporteur on Torture Manfred Nowak said Friday that the military commissions bill approved by the US Senate Thursday could lead to abuses because it does not...

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Federal judge gives Medicare recipients chance to keep erroneous refunds
James M Yoch Jr
September 29, 2006 11:15:00 am

US District Judge Henry H. Kennedy, Jr. ruled Thursday that 230,000 recipients of Medicare premium refunds issued in error be given an opportunity to apply for an exemption from repayment before the government can...

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Federal appeals court allows RICO suit alleging company hired, aided illegal aliens
James M Yoch Jr
September 29, 2006 11:01:00 am

The US Eleventh Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta has ruled ruled that a plaintiff is permitted to bring a class-action lawsuit against a carpet manufacturer under the Racketeer Influenced and Corrupt Organizations Act of...

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Rights group condemns Pakistan for selling terror suspects to US
Kate Heneroty
September 29, 2006 08:44:00 am

Amnesty International accused Pakistan Friday of committing numerous human rights violations in support of the US-led "war on terror," including arresting terror suspects and holding them in secret locations until they can be sold...

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Mexico warns border fence would harm US relations as Senate advances bill
Kate Heneroty
September 29, 2006 08:16:00 am

Mexico's Ministry of Foreign Affairs said Thursday that it was "deeply worried" about the proposed construction of a 700-mile border fence between the US and Mexico, fearing it would "increase tension in...

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Saddam trial judge’s relatives killed, wounded in Baghdad attack
Kate Heneroty
September 29, 2006 07:55:00 am

A brother-in-law of the new chief judge in the Saddam Hussein genocide trial was shot and killed Friday in Baghdad. His nephew was seriously wounded in the same attack. Police were not certain whether the attack...

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