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Legal grounds for Lockerbie appeal published
The Sunday Herald today posted the 800-page Scottish Criminal Cases Review Commission (SCCRC) document on its website, the first time the report has been in the public domain. The document, known as a statement of reasons, sets out the full details of
Updated: 03/26/2012 03:07A
US could bring hate crime charge in Fla. shooting
“It sounds pretty obvious to me,'' said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has studied race, civil rights, and criminal procedure. “If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a hate
Updated: 03/26/2012 01:52A
Hate crime charge viable
"It sounds pretty obvious to me," said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has closely studied race, civil rights and criminal procedure. "If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a
Updated: 03/26/2012 01:05A
Hate crime charge possible in neighborhood watch shooting
"It sounds pretty obvious to me," said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has closely studied race, civil rights and criminal procedure. "If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a
Updated: 03/26/2012 01:05A
Neighborhood watch shooting of Trayvon Martin an extreme case; program not
They simply stay in contact with one another, usually via email, notifying one another and law enforcement of anything out of the ordinary. Donald Foy is president of the Jacksonville MAD DADS group, whose members go into crime-riddled neighborhoods in
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:36A
Hate crime charge possible in Fla. teen shooting
"It sounds pretty obvious to me," said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has closely studied race, civil rights and criminal procedure. "If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:23A
Organized crime
They are trying to reverse the Sarbanes-Oxley law of 2002 that protects against fraud by unethical companies. (Remember Enron, Worldcom and others?) It is America that suffers from these criminal activities - not the people who perpetrate them.
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:17A
Organized crime
They are trying to reverse the Sarbanes-Oxley law of 2002 that protects against fraud by unethical companies. (Remember Enron, Worldcom and others?) It is America that suffers from these criminal activities - not the people who perpetrate them.
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:17A
Hate-crime charge possible in Fla. teen shooting case
"It sounds pretty obvious to me," said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has closely studied race, civil rights and criminal procedure. "If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:16A
Man who killed Florida teen may face hate crime charge
"It sounds pretty obvious to me," said Donald Tibbs, a Drexel University law professor who has closely studied race, civil rights and criminal procedure. "If that was a racial epithet that preceded the attack on Trayvon Martin, we definitely have a
Updated: 03/26/2012 12:10A
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