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News Sixth Circuit upholds injunction against Ten Commandments in Kentucky courthouses
Sixth Circuit upholds injunction against Ten Commandments in Kentucky courthouses
Erin Bock
June 10, 2010 07:09:23 am

The US Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit on Wednesday upheld a permanent injunction against the display of the Ten Commandments in two Kentucky courthouses. The displays, called "Foundations of Law...

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News Bosnia prosecutor indicts three Serbs for crimes against humanity
Bosnia prosecutor indicts three Serbs for crimes against humanity
Erin Bock
June 9, 2010 08:48:25 am

The state prosecutor of Bosnia and Herzegovina indicted three Serbian men for crimes against humanity for their roles in an attack on the town of Cajnice during the Bosnian civil war . Milutin Kornjaca, Milorad...

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News Thailand grants bail to red shirt protesters, extends state of emergency
Thailand grants bail to red shirt protesters, extends state of emergency
Erin Bock
June 9, 2010 07:58:45 am

The Bangkok Central Criminal Court granted bail to two anti-government protest leaders on Tuesday, as the Thai government extended the country's state of emergency. Jatuporn Prompan and Karun Hongsakul face charges of terrorism , instigating violence, and...

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Canada government introduces bill to modernize copyright laws
Erin Bock
June 3, 2010 08:01:02 am

The Canadian government on Wednesday introduced the Copyright Modernization Act aimed at updating existing copyright law and bringing it in line with international standards. If passed, the bill would protect copyright holders by...

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News Italy high court rules adoptive couples cannot request children based on race, ethnicity
Italy high court rules adoptive couples cannot request children based on race, ethnicity
Erin Bock
June 3, 2010 07:07:43 am

The Italian Court of Cassation , the country's highest appeals court, ruled Tuesday that couples seeking to adopt children of a certain ethnicity or race "are not suitable for international adoption." The judgment was prompted by...

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News Arizona governor removes state AG from immigration lawsuit defense
Arizona governor removes state AG from immigration lawsuit defense
Erin Bock
May 30, 2010 05:16:06 pm

Arizona Governor Jan Brewer said Friday that she will not seek the assistance of state Attorney General Terry Goddard in defending against challenges to the new immigration law [SB 1070 materials; JURIST news...

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News US judge orders NYC bomb plot suspect deported to Pakistan
US judge orders NYC bomb plot suspect deported to Pakistan
Erin Bock
May 30, 2010 03:34:08 pm

A US immigration judge on Thursday ordered Times Square bombing suspect Aftab Ali Khan deported to his native Pakistan. Khan was arrested along with two other men earlier this month on immigration charges under the suspicion that they...

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BP refusing to follow EPA dispersant directive
Erin Bock
May 23, 2010 04:24:04 pm

BP is balking at an US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) order issued Thursday directing it to find an alternative dispersant to address the Deepwater Horizon oil spill in...

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News Rights group urges UK to set up judicial inquiry on torture
Rights group urges UK to set up judicial inquiry on torture
Erin Bock
May 15, 2010 02:16:35 pm

Human Rights Watch on Friday urged the new UK government to set up a judicial inquiry on torture allegations and reaffirm its support for human rights. The rights group claimed that allegations...

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News Dutch prosecutor to appeal Holocaust cartoon ruling
Dutch prosecutor to appeal Holocaust cartoon ruling
Erin Bock
May 5, 2010 12:53:51 pm

The Dutch Public Prosecution Service announced Tuesday that the public prosecutor for the Utrecht District Court filed an appeal against the April 22 ruling acquitting the Arab European League...

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Republic of Ireland Act enters force

On April 18, 1949, the Republic of Ireland Act went into force, creating a republic in the state of Ireland.

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On April 18, 1958, treason charges against American poet Ezra Pound, first laid in 1943 in connection with his wartime broadcasts for the Italian Fascist government of Benito Mussolini, were dropped.

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