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News UK cartoons protester convicted of inciting murder, race hatred
UK cartoons protester convicted of inciting murder, race hatred
jstaff
January 6, 2007 09:39:00 am

Umran Javed, a British Muslim, was convicted of incitement to murder and race hatred Friday after leading a February 2006 protest against the publication of satirical Danish cartoons depicting Muhammad outside the...

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News Guantanamo prosecutor expects new charges against detainees by February
Guantanamo prosecutor expects new charges against detainees by February
jstaff
January 6, 2007 09:22:00 am

Revised charges against a group of Guantanamo Bay prisoners will be drawn up by the US military by February, with first evidence to be presented by this summer according to the chief prosecutor for the commissions...

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News FBI records document history of Rehnquist drug dependency
FBI records document history of Rehnquist drug dependency
jstaff
January 6, 2007 08:59:00 am

FBI records released Thursday shed light upon late US Chief Justice William Rehnquist's public battle with prescription drug dependency in the early 1980s. The...

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2006 US death penalty report [DPIC]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
January 5, 2007 10:43:00 pm

The Death Penalty in 2006: Year-End Report, Death Penalty Information Center, December 29, 2006 . Read the full text of the...

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EU blasts death penalty as Saddam co-defendants await execution
Caitlin Price
January 5, 2007 05:56:00 pm

The Presidency of the European Union , currently held by Germany, reiterated the EU's opposition to the death penalty "under all circumstances" in a statement released Friday, as two Saddam Hussein co-defendants in Iraq...

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Ohio imam deported to Palestinian Authority after terror conviction
Caitlin Price
January 5, 2007 03:46:00 pm

Imam Fawaz Damra, former leader of Ohio's largest mosque, the Islamic Center of Cleveland , has been deported to the West Bank via Jordan, US immigration officials announced Friday. Born in the Palestinian Authority, Damra was indicted [PDF...

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US death sentences hit 30-year low: report
Brett Murphy
January 5, 2007 11:12:00 am

The number of death sentences issued in 2006 reached the lowest level in 30 years, according to a 2006 year-end report issued by the Death Penalty Information Center (DPIC) . The DPIC reported that...

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Sudan joins UN in peacekeepers sex crimes probe
Caitlin Price
January 5, 2007 10:49:00 am

The government of Southern Sudan, an autonomous region in Sudan , will join the United Nations in probing alleged sex crimes committed by international peacekeepers against at least twenty Sudanese children in Juba, according to...

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News Spokane diocese agrees to $48M clergy sex abuse settlement
Spokane diocese agrees to $48M clergy sex abuse settlement
Brett Murphy
January 5, 2007 10:42:00 am

The Catholic Diocese of Spokane has agreed to settle molestation claims against priests on Thursday for $48 million as part of a Chapter 11 reorganization plan . Victims and a federal bankruptcy judge must still approve...

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UK soldiers spared courts-martial for videotaped Iraqi civilian beatings
Brett Murphy
January 5, 2007 10:23:00 am

The British Ministry of Defence said Thursday that nine soldiers videotaped beating Iraqi civilians in an incident in southern Iraq in 2004 will not face charges before military courts-martial. The Army Prosecuting Authority (APA) [official...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

Stamp Act passed by British Parliament

On March 22, 1765, the British Parliament passed the Stamp Act, a revenue-raising measure under which all pamphlets, almanacs, newspapers, bonds, notes, leases, insurance policies, and legal papers had thenceforward to be issued on stamped paper that could only be purchased from the king's officers. American colonists objected to the Act, saying that Parliament did not have the right to impose duties and taxes on a people who were not represented in the House of Commons. Review the terms of the Stamp Act and see the resolution of the colonies' Stamp Act Congress of October 1765, petitioning for repeal.

Arab League formed

On March 22, 1945, the League of Arab States was formed in Cairo, Egypt to promote the cultural and political interests of the Arab World. Since then, the original six-nation roster of Egypt, Syria, Saudi Arabia, Transjordan (now Jordan), Lebanon, and Iraq has now expanded to 22 member states. Read the Charter of the League of Arab States and a profile of the Arab League from the BBC.

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