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News Philippines will not conduct ‘witch hunt’ for coup plotters, defense secretary says
Philippines will not conduct ‘witch hunt’ for coup plotters, defense secretary says
Holly Manges Jones
March 20, 2006 08:33:00 am

Philippine Defense Secretary Avelino Cruz said Monday that the country's military would not go on a "witch hunt" as it investigates the involvement of army soldiers in last month's failed coup attempt against Philippine President...

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News UK government plans law banning secret loans to political parties
UK government plans law banning secret loans to political parties
Holly Manges Jones
March 20, 2006 07:55:00 am

UK Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Constitutional Affairs Lord Falconer has suggested that new laws should be enacted requiring loans to political parties to be publicly disclosed. In letters to all UK political parties, Lord...

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News Belarus presidential election followed by fraud protest
Belarus presidential election followed by fraud protest
Elizabeth Schultz
March 19, 2006 04:23:00 pm

Thousands of opposition supporters rallied in Minsk Sunday to protest what they claimed were the rigged results of the Belarus presidential election, defying threats of a government crackdown. Current president Alexander Lukashenko ,...

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News French government digs in on labor law after latest protests
French government digs in on labor law after latest protests
Katerina Ossenova
March 19, 2006 04:06:00 pm

The French government again defended its recently passed First Employment Contract (CPE) labor law Sunday, a day after mass protests against the legislation were held in Paris and other major French cities. The law allows French...

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News Move to put ex-Liberia president Taylor on trial should serve as warning: UN prosecutor
Move to put ex-Liberia president Taylor on trial should serve as warning: UN prosecutor
Katerina Ossenova
March 19, 2006 02:12:00 pm

The latest effort to put former Liberian President Charles Taylor on trial for crimes against humanity at the Special Court for Sierra Leone should be seen as a warning to the "world's...

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News Senate committee to approve Arctic reserve drilling bill by May
Senate committee to approve Arctic reserve drilling bill by May
Elizabeth Schultz
March 19, 2006 12:11:00 pm

The US Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee says it will approve legislation by mid-May to open Alaska's Arctic National Wildlife Refuge (ANWR) to oil drilling . The statement comes in...

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News ICC set to start first war crimes case against Congolese defendant
ICC set to start first war crimes case against Congolese defendant
Elizabeth Schultz
March 19, 2006 10:30:00 am

The International Criminal Court (ICC) at The Hague will begin proceedings at an arraignment Monday against its first defendant, Thomas Lubanga , founder of Congolese rebel group the Union of Patriotic Congolese ....

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News Google search records turnover ruling [US DC]
Google search records turnover ruling [US DC]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
March 18, 2006 06:04:00 pm

Gonzales v. Google, United States District Court for the Northern District of California, Judge James Ware, March 17, 2006 [ruling that internet search giant Google must hand over the addresses of 50,000 randomly selected websites indexed by its search engine,...

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News Protests against new youth labor law spread across France
Protests against new youth labor law spread across France
Jaime Jansen
March 18, 2006 05:26:00 pm

French students and workers took to the streets Saturday in protest over the recent passage of a new labor law which allows employers to fire people at will under the age of 26 during the first two years of...

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News Uganda opposition leader questioned on possible election law violations
Uganda opposition leader questioned on possible election law violations
Jaime Jansen
March 18, 2006 04:46:00 pm

Police in Uganda JURIST news archive] have summoned opposition leader Kizza Besigye to question him about alleged electoral law violations during last month's elections . Besigye purportedly waved the lid of the ballot box at the...

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English legal historian Frederic Maitland born

Frederic Maitland, legal historian and co-author of the History of English Law, was born on May 28, 1850.

Learn more about Frederic Maitland.

Indian Removal Act passed

On May 28, 1830, President Andrew Jackson signed into law the Indian Removal Act. The act authorized Johnson to exchange federal lands in the West for Indian lands in the American Southeast. While some tribes gave up their lands peacefully, others resisted. The "Trail of Tears" killed approximately 4,000 Cherokees in a forced march into the West. Learn more about the Indian Removal Act from the US Library of Congress.

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