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News Prosecutor demands testimony of TIME reporter Cooper
Prosecutor demands testimony of TIME reporter Cooper
Tom Henry
July 5, 2005 01:36:00 pm

Special Counsel Patrick Fitzgerald on Tuesday demanded the grand jury testimony of TIME magazine reporter Matthew Cooper, even though TIME has turned over e-mails and other documents to the probe into who...

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News Africa seeks permanent seats on UN Security Council
Africa seeks permanent seats on UN Security Council
Jamie Sterling
July 5, 2005 01:35:00 pm

African leaders Tuesday approved a resolution at the fifth African Union Summit seeking two permanent seats on the expanding UN Security Council . The AU is calling for the number of Council seats be increased from...

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News Sasser computer worm creator confesses in German trial
Sasser computer worm creator confesses in German trial
Tom Henry
July 5, 2005 01:03:00 pm

A German court said Tuesday that Sasser computer worm author Sven Jaschan has admitted to data manipulation, computer sabotage and interfering with public corporations in one of the largest worm attacks conducted on the Internet. The destructive...

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News Hamza terrorism trial begins in England
Hamza terrorism trial begins in England
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 12:54:00 pm

The trial of radical Muslim cleric Abu Hamza on 16 terrorism-related charges , including promoting the murder of Jews and others, began in London Tuesday. Hamza, who pleaded not guilty to all charges in January, was...

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News UN child abuse monitor says many children have fewer rights than "cats or dogs"
UN child abuse monitor says many children have fewer rights than "cats or dogs"
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 11:58:00 am

The head of a major UN study on worldwide child abuse opened a conference of government and human rights officials from 52 countries in Europe and Central Asia taking place in Slovenia Tuesday...

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News War crimes trial of ex-Kosovo PM to start January 2007
War crimes trial of ex-Kosovo PM to start January 2007
Krista-Ann Staley
July 5, 2005 11:49:00 am

The International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia (ICTY) announced Tuesday that the trial of former Kosovo Prime Minister Ramush Haradinaj will begin in January 2007. The tribunal also...

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News Iowa governor signs felon voting law
Iowa governor signs felon voting law
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 11:36:00 am

Iowa Governor Tom Vislack Monday made good on a promise to restore voting rights to convicted felons once their sentences has been served. Last month he announced he would sign an executive order to automatically...

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News Sunni clerics calling on followers to join Iraqi political, constitutional process
Sunni clerics calling on followers to join Iraqi political, constitutional process
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 10:29:00 am

Senior Sunni clerics will soon announce plans to issue a religious edict, or fatwa, encouraging Sunni Muslims in Iraq to join the political process and support the drafting of a new Iraqi constitution, according to Adnan Dulaimi, head of...

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News Iran denies plans to carry out eye-for-an-eye sentence
Iran denies plans to carry out eye-for-an-eye sentence
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 10:20:00 am

A spokesman for the Iranian Judiciary Tuesday denied reports that a man convicted of blinding another person would have his eyes surgically removed, saying the country would not carry out such a punishment. Earlier, an...

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News Stay sought on Canada court ruling overturning private health insurance ban
Stay sought on Canada court ruling overturning private health insurance ban
David Shucosky
July 5, 2005 10:18:00 am

The province of Quebec asked the Supreme Court of Canada on Monday for an 18-month stay of its ruling that overturned a ban on private health insurance . The court found in favor of a Montreal...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

France and Spain sign treaty with UK in American Revolution

On January 20, 1783, Great Britain signed the Declarations for Suspension of Arms and Cessation of Hostilities with France and Spain, ending European hostilities in the American Revolutionary War.

John Marshall nominated as Chief Justice of the United States

On January 20, 1801, outgoing President John Adams nominated John Marshall to be Chief Justice of the United States. Learn more about the life of John Marshall

Charles I put on trial during English Civil War

King Charles I of England and Scotland was put on trial for treason by the specially established High Court of Justice on January 20, 1649 amid the English Civil War between supporters of Parliament and the Crown. While the Roundheads (Parliament supporters) accused Charles of being a tyrant, the king questioned the authority of the court to bring him to trial. Ultimately, the court convicted Charles, and the king was executed on January 30, 1649. Read Charles' words spoken in his defense.

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