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News Italian police to face trial for violence at G8 Genoa summit
Italian police to face trial for violence at G8 Genoa summit
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
December 13, 2004 03:50:00 pm

An Italian judge confirmed Monday that 28 Italian police officers will face trial in connection with violence against anti-globalization protestors at the 2001 G8 Summit in Genoa. One protestor was killed and hundreds of protestors and police were injured...

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News BREAKING NEWS ~ Peterson jury reaches decision on sentencing
BREAKING NEWS ~ Peterson jury reaches decision on sentencing
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 02:45:00 pm

AP is reporting that jurors in the Scott Peterson trial have reached a decision on his sentence, which will be announced at 4:30 PM ET (1:30 PM PT)....

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News Puerto Rico election dispute draws protestors to 1st Circuit hearing
Puerto Rico election dispute draws protestors to 1st Circuit hearing
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 02:32:00 pm

A hearing by the US 1st Circuit Court of Appeals Monday on disputed ballots in the Puerto Rico gubernatorial race drew protestors calling for no federal intervention in the election. The 1st Circuit will decide whether Puerto Rico's Supreme...

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News Bush taps EPA director Leavitt for Health and Human Services post
Bush taps EPA director Leavitt for Health and Human Services post
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 02:11:00 pm

President Bush nominated Environmental Protection Agency chief Mike Leavitt Monday to serve as secretary of the Department of Health and Human Services. Leavitt, a former three-term governor of Utah, stepped into the EPA role in 2003, and much of...

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News Human rights group alleges two more Afghan detainee deaths caused by US soldiers
Human rights group alleges two more Afghan detainee deaths caused by US soldiers
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 01:51:00 pm

Two more Afghan detainees have died while in US custody, and the US failed to properly investigate a third death this fall, Human Rights Watch charged Monday in an open letter to Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld. According to...

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News Ohio Supreme Court asked for last-minute vote review as Electoral College meets
Ohio Supreme Court asked for last-minute vote review as Electoral College meets
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 01:31:00 pm

Activist groups Monday made a last-minute request for the Ohio Supreme Court to review the state's presidential election results as members of the Electoral College were scheduled to cast their votes in meetings in Ohio and across the country....

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News Ruling on whether attorney's unauthorized admission of client's guilt warrants new trial [US SC]
Ruling on whether attorney's unauthorized admission of client's guilt warrants new trial [US SC]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
December 13, 2004 01:06:00 pm

Florida v. Nixon, United States Supreme Court, December 13, 2004 . Read the opinion here. Reported in JURIST's...

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News Ruling on entitlement to Superfund recovery against polluter not directed to clean up [US SC]
Ruling on entitlement to Superfund recovery against polluter not directed to clean up [US SC]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
December 13, 2004 01:06:00 pm

Cooper Industries v. Aviall Services, United States Supreme Court, December 13, 2004 ....

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News Six reservists court-martialed for using abandoned vehicles on mission
Six reservists court-martialed for using abandoned vehicles on mission
Chris Buell
December 13, 2004 01:05:00 pm

Six Army reservists have been court-martialed for salvaging parts and vehicles abandoned in Kuwait for a fuel delivery mission in Iraq, AP reported Monday. News of the court-martials comes shortly after Secretary of Defense Donald Rumsfeld was questioned by...

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News No Canadian referendum on same-sex marriage after high court ruling
No Canadian referendum on same-sex marriage after high court ruling
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
December 13, 2004 12:38:00 pm

Canadian Prime Minister Paul Martin has joined opposition leaders in rejecting a call for a national referendum on same-sex marriage in the wake of Thursday's Supreme Court of Canada ruling (reported in JURIST's Paper Chase) that opened the way...

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THIS DAY @ LAW

Germany surrenders unconditionally, ending WWII in Europe

On May 7, 1945, General Gustav Jodl, on behalf of Germany, signed an unconditional surrender, effectively ending World War II in Europe. The surrender was formally accepted by the Allied Powers the next day, May 8, which came to be known as Victory in Europe (VE) Day.

Read World War II legal documents, treaties, and declarations from the Avalon Project at the Yale University School of Law.

27th Amendment to US Constitution ratified

On May 7, 1992, the Twenty-seventh Amendment to the US Constitution was ratified, barring Congress from granting its members pay raises in the middle of terms. The Amendment had initially been proposed in 1789 by James Madison, but only became law after a grass-roots campaign in the 1980s against "excessive" Congressional privileges. Learn more about the Twenty-seventh Amendment.

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