Latest Criminal Law News
State attorney: Judges broke law in Berenson case
He said that Peruvian law bars parolees convicted of terrorism-related offenses from traveling abroad, though criminal law expert Luis Lamas said the judicial authorization that Berenson obtained granted her an exemption from that law.
Updated: 12/18/2011 04:56P
State Attorney: Judges Broke Law In Berenson Case
He said that Peruvian law bars parolees convicted of terrorism-related offenses from traveling abroad, though criminal law expert Luis Lamas said the judicial authorization that Berenson obtained granted her an exemption from that law.
Updated: 12/18/2011 03:32P
State Attorney: Judges Broke Law In Berenson Case
He said that Peruvian law bars parolees convicted of terrorism-related offenses from traveling abroad, though criminal law expert Luis Lamas said the judicial authorization that Berenson obtained granted her an exemption from that law.
Updated: 12/18/2011 03:26P
Police go back in time to curb crime
A LAW introduced more than 80 years ago to attack organised crime during Sydney's notorious razor gang era is being used again by police - this time to target petty crime in the suburbs. Drafted to attack the cocaine, prostitution, sly grog and illegal
Updated: 12/18/2011 02:05P
Chaining children in madarsas is a crime
It is regrettable that, instead of appreciating the action of Pakistani law-enforcing departments against the criminal act of chaining and beating children in a madarsa, the above referred editorial has maligned the entire Pakistani society for this
Updated: 12/18/2011 01:37P
Congress' big compromise on terrorism leaves open questions, could complicate
The new law "will ramp up the political costs" when the administration decides to hold a civilian criminal prosecution for a detainee, said University of Texas law professor Robert M. Chesney, who focused on detainee issues while serving at the Justice
Updated: 12/18/2011 10:08A
Congress' big compromise on terrorism leaves open questions, could complicate
The new law "will ramp up the political costs" when the administration decides to hold a civilian criminal prosecution for a detainee, said University of Texas law professor Robert M. Chesney, who focused on detainee issues while serving at the Justice
Updated: 12/18/2011 10:04A
Crime warning over foreign inmates
However, we have to operate within the law, and where the courts rule that there is no prospect of removal - because of human rights law or a lack of cooperation from the criminal's home state - they may order that foreign national criminals should be
Updated: 12/18/2011 06:51A
Crime warning over foreign inmates
However, we have to operate within the law, and where the courts rule that there is no prospect of removal - because of human rights law or a lack of cooperation from the criminal's home state - they may order that foreign national criminals should be
Updated: 12/18/2011 06:37A
Crime warning over foreign inmates
However, we have to operate within the law, and where the courts rule that there is no prospect of removal - because of human rights law or a lack of cooperation from the criminal's home state - they may order that foreign national criminals should be
Updated: 12/18/2011 06:37A
Primary Categories