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News Khmer Rouge tribunal judges adopt internal court rules
Khmer Rouge tribunal judges adopt internal court rules
Michael Sung
June 13, 2007 10:56:00 am

Judges of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC) said Wednesday that they have unanimously adopted internal rules for the ECCC following the conclusion of a two-week meeting that convened ...

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News UK Law Lords rule rights law covers death of Iraqi detainee in UK custody
UK Law Lords rule rights law covers death of Iraqi detainee in UK custody
Michael Sung
June 13, 2007 09:33:00 am

The judicial panel of the UK House of Lords ruled Wednesday that Human Rights Act of 1998 (HRA) applies to British soldiers overseas in the case of killed Iraqi detainee Baha Musa . The Law...

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News Missouri high court rejects St. Louis lawsuit against lead paint manufacturers
Missouri high court rejects St. Louis lawsuit against lead paint manufacturers
Michael Sung
June 13, 2007 08:55:00 am

The Missouri Supreme Court has rejected efforts by the city of St. Louis to recoup $15 million in lead paint removal costs from paint and pigment manufacturers. In its 4-3 opinion , the high court upheld a lower court's...

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News Canada PM proposes new tribunal to settle native land claims
Canada PM proposes new tribunal to settle native land claims
Michael Sung
June 13, 2007 07:58:00 am

Canadian Prime Minister Stephen Harper unveiled a series of reforms Tuesday designed to address the backlog of claims by aboriginal tribes over land seized by the Canadian government, saying a system would be created to...

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News Google announces new data retention policy in response to  EU privacy concerns
Google announces new data retention policy in response to EU privacy concerns
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 12:50:00 pm

Google Monday announced a new data retention policy, saying that its servers will retain personally identifiable information for 18 months and not its previous policy of 18 to 24 months. Google's policy revision came in...

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News Iran judge to decide fate of detained Iranian-Americans next week
Iran judge to decide fate of detained Iranian-Americans next week
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 11:52:00 am

Iranian judiciary spokesperson Alireza Jamshidi said Tuesday that an Iranian judge will decide whether to proceed with indictments against three Iranian-Americans early next week, after the conclusion of preliminary investigations. Iran has formally charged Dr. Haleh Esfandiari...

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News Pakistan high court asserts jurisdiction over Chaudhry case
Pakistan high court asserts jurisdiction over Chaudhry case
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 11:24:00 am

The Supreme Court of Pakistan ruled Monday that it has jurisdiction over legal disputes involving the suspension of Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry and admitted Chaudhry's petition challenging the legality of his...

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News EU countries should share influx of illegal immigrants: Malta
EU countries should share influx of illegal immigrants: Malta
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 09:43:00 am

Malta's Justice and Home Affairs Minister Tonio Borg urged his EU counterparts to help alleviate the influx of illegal immigrants to Malta Tuesday, as the EU's Justice and Home Affairs Council began a two-day meeting...

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News Milosevic widow, son face organized crime charges in Serbia
Milosevic widow, son face organized crime charges in Serbia
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 09:06:00 am

Slobodan Radovanovic, Serbia's top special prosecutor for organized crime, said Monday that the widow and son of former Serbian President Slobodan Milosevic are to be charged with running a smuggling ring. Serbia will issue an international arrest warrant in...

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News Ethiopia opposition members convicted for election protests
Ethiopia opposition members convicted for election protests
Michael Sung
June 12, 2007 08:52:00 am

An Ethiopian court convicted 39 opposition members Monday of treason and inciting violence for their roles in mass anti-government demonstrations in the wake of Ethiopia's 2005 elections . The opposition members, most of...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

Northern Ireland votes to remain in UK

On March 9, 1973, residents of Northern Ireland voted to remain part of the United Kingdom. 98 percent voted in favor of the referendum, but only 57% of the population participated. Catholic voters overwhelmingly boycotted the vote and The Troubles continued in Northern Ireland until the Good Friday Agreement, which provides for Northern Ireland's union with the United Kingdom until a majority of its population votes otherwise. Read a history of the conflict in Northern Ireland from the University of Ulster.

Amistad slave ship case decided

On March 9, 1841, the US Supreme Court ruled in The Amistad case that a group of slaves who took over their ship were free. Learn more about The Amistad case.

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