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News UN reform negotiations falter as summit nears
UN reform negotiations falter as summit nears
Chris Buell
September 6, 2005 03:35:00 pm

UN diplomats continued feverish negotiations Tuesday in a last-ditch effort to prepare a coherent platform of agreed reforms in time for the World Summit 2005 , but an impasse persists with only days remaining. In the most recent...

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Morgan Stanley settles Delaware case over improper trading
Chris Buell
September 6, 2005 03:24:00 pm

Morgan Stanley has agreed to a $700,000 settlement over claims of improper trading in a couple's brokerage account, the Delaware Department of Justice said Tuesday. According to a 2003 complaint filed by the Securities Division...

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California probing gas price gouging after Katrina; NM leaders draft profiteering ban
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 04:24:00 pm

California Attorney General Bill Lockyer Friday opened an investigation into whether gasoline retailers in the state had participated in illegal profiteering in the wake of Hurricane Katrina . Lockyer said his office would subpoena records...

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Connecticut judge refuses arrest warrant for former governor Rowland
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 03:59:00 pm

A Connecticut state judge has refused to approve an arrest warrant for former governor John G. Rowland on ethics charges, and the chief state's attorney said the case was now closed. Christopher Morano...

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Judge approves US Airways pension deal with federal agency
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 03:39:00 pm

A federal bankruptcy judge on Friday approved a settlement agreement between US Airways and the Pension Benefit Guarantee Corporation over nearly $2.7 billion in claims stemming from the airline's Chapter 11 bankruptcy. Under the approved...

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IAEA report critical of Iran cooperation, setting stage for UN action
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 03:15:00 pm

The International Atomic Energy Agency released a report Friday that found Iran had resumed previously suspended nuclear activities, raising the possibility that the issue will be referred to the UN Security...

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Kenyan minister challenges UK ban in High Court
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 02:33:00 pm

Kenyan Transport Minister Chris Murungaru has asked the UK High Court to review a July UK government decision to ban him from entering the country. British authorities did not announce the reason...

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Maryland sets trial dates for convicted snipers
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 02:04:00 pm

A Maryland judge has set trial dates for John Allen Muhammad and John Lee Malvo on charges from six Maryland deaths in the pair's 2002 DC-area sniper shooting spree. Muhammad is scheduled to stand trial May 1,...

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Ninth Circuit withdraws order on filing in Hawaii schools case
Chris Buell
September 2, 2005 01:45:00 pm

The US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit has withdrawn an order allowing a student to file a response to a rehearing petition by Kamehameha Schools in a lawsuit over the school's admissions policy....

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ACLU to file suit over Atlanta panhandling ban
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September 2, 2005 01:05:00 pm

The American Civil Liberties Union has announced that it will file a challenge to a recent ban on panhandling in downtown Atlanta. Gerald Weber, legal director for the ACLU of Georgia, said the group plans...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

US Supreme Court ruled Indians not US citizens

On November 3, 1884, the US Supreme Court ruled in Elk v. Wilkins that John Elk, an American Indian who had tried to vote in a federal election in Omaha, Nebraska, was not a US citizen entitled to the protection of the 14th and 15th Amendments of the US Constitution. Native Americans became eligible for citizenship in 1887 under the Dawes Act, but only in 1924, under the Indian Citizenship Act, were all Native Americans born in the US made citizens.

Last public execution at Tyburn Gallows in London

On November 3, 1783, the last public execution took place at Tyburn Gallows in London, when John Austin was hanged for highway robbery. From the hanging of William Fitz Osburn in 1196 until Austin's execution, Tyburn served as London's primary location for public executions.

Learn more about the trial of John Austin.

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