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News Bankruptcy judge blocks repossession of 14 United Airlines jets
Bankruptcy judge blocks repossession of 14 United Airlines jets
Phillip Hong-Barco
November 27, 2004 03:30:00 pm

Federal bankruptcy court judge Eugene Wedoff issued a temporary restraining order Friday blocking creditors from repossessing 14 jets owned by financially troubled United Airlines, who filed for bankruptcy in December 2002. The protection of the eight Boeing 767s and...

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News BREAKING NEWS ~ Ukraine parliament declares disputed election invalid
BREAKING NEWS ~ Ukraine parliament declares disputed election invalid
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
November 27, 2004 09:03:00 am

BBC News is reporting that in an extraordinary Saturday session the Ukrainian parliament has declared the disputed presidential election of last Sunday invalid.9:10 AM ET - Radio Free Europe now has more. A wire story in the Kyiv Post...

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News UPDATE ~ Multilateral group works toward "political and legal compromise" in Ukraine while court action awaited
UPDATE ~ Multilateral group works toward "political and legal compromise" in Ukraine while court action awaited
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
November 26, 2004 06:02:00 pm

Following up on earlier reports today in JURIST's Paper Chase, Ukrainian President Leonid Kuchma's office announced late Friday that a multiparty, multilateral working group has been established to reach what Kuchma previously described as a "political and legal compromise"...

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News Same-sex pension benefits ruling [Ontario CA]
Same-sex pension benefits ruling [Ontario CA]
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
November 26, 2004 05:45:00 pm

Hislop et al. v. Attorney General of Canada, Court of Appeal for Ontario, November 26, 2004 . Read the full text of the ruling here ....

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News UN requests UK anti-torture statement
UN requests UK anti-torture statement
Christina Gheen
November 26, 2004 04:00:00 pm

The UN Committee Against Torture called Friday for a definitive statement by the United Kingdom that "evidence" procured through torture is unadmissible at trial. The Committee, which monitors adherence to the UN Convention Against Torture, is acting in response...

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News Ontario appeals court rules for same-sex pension benefits
Ontario appeals court rules for same-sex pension benefits
Christina Gheen
November 26, 2004 03:19:00 pm

The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled Friday that same-sex partners are entitled to survivor benefits under the government-run Canada Pension Plan. The court held that benefits should be paid dating back to 1985, but there will be no payments...

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News Barghouti rejects Palestinian presidential candidacy
Barghouti rejects Palestinian presidential candidacy
Christina Gheen
November 26, 2004 02:45:00 pm

In a reversal from earlier statements, jailed Palestinian leader Marwan Barghouti announced Friday he will not seek the presidency of the Palestinian Authority. Pressure from Fatah leaders who were fearful of a party split influenced Barghouti's decision. Quddoura Fares,...

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News Pakistan bans Newsweek issue, mulls legal action
Pakistan bans Newsweek issue, mulls legal action
Brandon Smith
November 26, 2004 11:00:00 am

A Pakistani district magistrate has ordered all copies of the November 22nd issue of Newsweek magazine destroyed for publishing material that desecrates the Koran. Islamic groups in the country have said that an article about murdered Dutch film-maker Theo...

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News WTO approves sanctions on US over antidumping law
WTO approves sanctions on US over antidumping law
Brandon Smith
November 26, 2004 10:03:00 am

The World Trade Organization Friday approved sanctions against the US for failing to repeal the Byrd Amendment, federal legislation that directs US Customs to distribute duties collected as a result of "antidumping" and countervailing duty orders to US goods...

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News Ukrainian Supreme Court judges threatened after ruling; Yushchenko parallel government issues first decrees
Ukrainian Supreme Court judges threatened after ruling; Yushchenko parallel government issues first decrees
Bernard Hibbitts | JURIST Staff
November 26, 2004 09:19:00 am

Judges of the Ukrainian Supreme Court were reported by opposition sources Friday to have received threats after ordering a ban Thursday on publication of the country's disputed presidential election results pending their hearing of an opposition appeal. A parallel...

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