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News Clinton legal bills from Whitewater all paid up
Clinton legal bills from Whitewater all paid up
Jamie Sterling
June 14, 2005 02:54:00 pm

Financial filings released Tuesday show that Bill and Hillary Clinton have finally paid off the legal bills incurred during Whitewater and the impeachment scandal. Lucrative book contracts and numerous speaking arrangements helped settle their debt, the...

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News Judge extends TRO on release of taken Oil-for-Food inquiry documents
Judge extends TRO on release of taken Oil-for-Food inquiry documents
Jamie Sterling
June 14, 2005 02:43:00 pm

A US federal court judge Tuesday renewed for a fouth time a restraining order prohibiting former UN Oil-for Food Independent Committee Inquiry investigator Robert Parton from releasing confidential documents to the two US congressional committees...

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News International brief ~ Argentine high court holds amnesty laws unconstitutional
International brief ~ Argentine high court holds amnesty laws unconstitutional
D. Wes Rist
June 14, 2005 02:24:00 pm

Leading Tuesday's international brief, the Argentine Supreme Court has struck down the nation's two amnesty laws preventing former military and government officials from being investigated and prosecuted for alleged crimes and human rights abuses during...

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News Romanian court frees leader of miners riots that led to government overthrow
Romanian court frees leader of miners riots that led to government overthrow
Jamie Sterling
June 14, 2005 02:22:00 pm

A Romanian court Tuesday freed the militant leader of the Mineworkers Confederation of Romania, a man who led the 1991 miners' riot that overthrew Romania's first post-communist government. Miron Cozma had served seven...

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News Kyrgyzstan Supreme Court back in business after protests end
Kyrgyzstan Supreme Court back in business after protests end
David Shucosky
June 14, 2005 12:28:00 pm

The chairman of the Kyrgyzstan Supreme Court said Tuesday that the court was getting back to work on Tuesday after a month of disruptions cause by protests and occupation of their courthouse in the Kyrgyz capital Bishkek....

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News Senate confirms Griffith for appeals court
Senate confirms Griffith for appeals court
David Shucosky
June 14, 2005 11:45:00 am

The US Senate Tuesday confirmed former Senate Legal Counsel Thomas Griffith to the US Circuit Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia by a vote of 73-24 . President Bush had originally chosen Miguel Estrada...

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News Kuwait lawmakers challenge appointment of first female cabinet member
Kuwait lawmakers challenge appointment of first female cabinet member
David Shucosky
June 14, 2005 11:19:00 am

Ten Kuwaiti legislators signed a request Tuesday to put Sunday's appointment of Massouma al-Mubarak as the first female Cabinet minister in Kuwait up for debate in parliament, claiming it to be unconstitutional . The move comes...

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News UN rights chief says Canada top court may need to revisit deportation ruling
UN rights chief says Canada top court may need to revisit deportation ruling
Krista-Ann Staley
June 14, 2005 10:53:00 am

UN High Commissioner for Human Rights Louise Arbour, formerly a justice of the Supreme Court of Canada, said Monday in an interview that the Canadian high court will likely have to revisit a 2002 deportation ruling that may conflict...

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News Italy uncertain if abortion law debate will be renewed after fertility poll failure
Italy uncertain if abortion law debate will be renewed after fertility poll failure
David Shucosky
June 14, 2005 10:30:00 am

After a referendum to liberalize Italy's fertility laws failed on Monday, church leaders and Italian politicians are sending some conflicting signals about the legal future of abortion in the country, which legalized abortion in 1978 and strongly...

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Swaziland adopts new constitution
Krista-Ann Staley
June 14, 2005 10:26:00 am

The House of Assembly and Senate of Swaziland have approved a new constitution . King Mswati III must now approve the document, which fuses centuries-old traditions and Western democratic principles. The constitution is...

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European Court ruled against hitting schoolchildren in the UK

On February 25, 1982, in Campbell & Cosans v. The United Kingdom, the European Court of Human Rights ruled that parents can prevent teachers in the United Kingdom from striking their schoolchildren. At the time of the court's decision, the UK was the only Western European nation that permitted corporal punishment in schools.

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