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UK Archbishop “uncomfortable” over killing of unarmed Osama
The Archbishop of Canterbury, Rowan Williams, has lamented that the shooting of an unarmed Osama by U.S. Navy SEALs has bothered his conscience.
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The State of California is looking to implement a Do Not Track law, which could influence the national legislation.
Michael Jackson's doctor trial delayed till September in interest of justice
Los Angeles County Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor has delayed the high-profile manslaughter trial of pop star Michael Jackson's doctor Dr. Conrad Murray until September in the interest of justice.
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Former U.S. probation officer pleads guilty in sex predator case
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Ex-White House lawyer to face trial for attempted murder of wife after plea negotiations fail
A former White House lawyer is all set to face trial for attempted murder and aggravated assault after plea negotiations broke down on Thursday.
Daughter of murdered Pakistani politician denounces extremism, blasphemy law
The daughter of a murdered Pakistani politician has vowed to continue her father’s campaign to eliminate the abuse of the country’s blasphemy laws.
Congress takes aim at Apple over 'lack of disclosure'
Congress members slammed Apple after the company released its official response to revelations that its devices are tracking user movements.
Pakistan court acquits five of six men convicted of raping Mukhtaran Mai
The Supreme Court of Pakistan has acquitted five of six men who earlier had been convicted of gang-raping a woman named Mukhtaran Mai in a case that became an international sensation.
Judge dishes harsh order for FL dad who encouraged son to fight bully
Florida Judge W.R. Heinrich ordered Philip Scott Struthers to cut off his relationship with his 16-year-old son.
Thai Red Shirts Recall Deadly Clashes as May Election Looms (PHOTOS)
Thai 'red shirts' on Sunday recalled their deadly clashes with government security forces on April 10, 2010 even as the country looks forward to elections in May, five years after a military putsch ousted still influential former Prime Minister Thaksin Shinawatra.
Judge Nixes Bid To Dismiss Apple Suit Against Acessory Maker
A federal judge has ruled that Apple can go ahead with its suit against a maker of unlicensed accessories for iPhones and iPods.
Judge Judy overworked?
The 68-year-old Judge Judy told TMZ she felt that she just needed a day to chill, raising questions if she was overworked.
Wisconsin Judge Makes 'Crystal Clear' Order to Block Union Law
A Wisconsin judge ordered state lawmakers on Tuesday to temporarily stop implementation about a controversial law that would restrict public employee bargaining rights.
Judge Says Steve Jobs Must Answer Questions On iTunes, DRM
A federal judge has ruled that Steve Jobs can be deposed on Apple's decisions to block non-iTunes music files from the iPod and iTunes.
Myriad Genetics Patent Appeal Case Arguments Begin April 4
Oral arguments for the Myriad Genetics, Inc. appeals case is set to begin April 4 with a possible written decision in June 2011, RBC Capital Markets said.
Judge Blocks Google Deal With Publishers (FULL TEXT)
A U.S. judge's ruling has rejected Google's deal with publishers that would have digitized every book and made them widely available.
Jail time could be unavoidable for Lindsay Lohan
TMZ is reporting that the 24-year-old actress is seriously considering taking a plea deal.
Moroccan king pledges sweeping reforms
The king of Morocco, King Mohammed VI, has vowed to enact comprehensive political and constitutional reforms, including the bestowal of real power onto a popularly elected prime minister, rather than a royal appointee.
Former federal judge Camp should be given enhanced prison time, prosecutors suggest
Federal prosecutors want former senior federal judge Jack Camp to be treated like every other similarly-situated criminal offender and given prison time.
LA County Influences Judges With Double $Benefits, Developers Pay to Play: Richard Fine (FULL TEXT)
In an 8 minute video news report, former U.S. Prosecutor Richard Fine outlines his strategy to return integrity to the California Court system and the reasons why State Superior Court Judges cannot sit on cases where they have received money from parties who appear before them.
Kids for Cash judge Ciavarella seeks acquittal or new trial
The lawyers representing former Pennsylvanian judge Mark Ciavarella, who was convicted last month by a federal jury in Scranton of 12 of the 39 counts in the 'kids for cash' case, said he is innocent and are seeking an acquittal or a new trial.
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U.S. judge to approve plan that pays GM creditors
A federal judge said on Thursday he would approve the bankruptcy plan for Old GM, wrapping up one of the most complex Chapter 11 cases in U.S. history and paving the way for a distribution of General Motors stock and warrants to creditors.
Iranian police reportedly fired tear gas at protesters
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Egypt agrees dates for referendum, polls: activist
Egypt's military leaders will hold a referendum on constitutional change on March 19, a parliamentary election in June and a presidential poll six weeks later, a youth activist said on Monday after meeting them.
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