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Government committed to increase penalties against police aggressors
by di-ve - editorial@di-ve.com The government is committed to seeing to it that amendments to the Criminal Code to impose harsher penalties on people who attack and injure police officials come into effect as soon as Parliament approves them.
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:27A
Prostitution laws under examination
The Ontario Court of Appeal suspended the immediate implementation of striking the bawdy house law for a year to allow the government an opportunity to amend the Criminal Code. The decision is binding in Ontario only, but will undoubtedly prompt
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:27A
Prostitution laws under examination
The Ontario Court of Appeal suspended the immediate implementation of striking the bawdy house law for a year to allow the government an opportunity to amend the Criminal Code. The decision is binding in Ontario only, but will undoubtedly prompt
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:27A
Court strikes down prostitution laws
The Ontario Court of Appeal suspended the immediate implementation of striking the bawdy house law for a year to allow the government an opportunity to amend the Criminal Code. The decision is binding in Ontario only, but will undoubtedly prompt
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:21A
Court strikes down prostitution laws
The Ontario Court of Appeal suspended the immediate implementation of striking the bawdy house law for a year to allow the government an opportunity to amend the Criminal Code. The decision is binding in Ontario only, but will undoubtedly prompt
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:21A
Criminal case opened over deaths of workers at coalmine in Donetsk region
A criminal case was opened under Part 2, Article 272 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine (violation of safety rules during the execution of work of heightened danger). The mine's director has currently been arrested under Article 115 the Criminal Procedure
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:18A
Staff Sgt. Bales, family seek help with legal bills
Bales joins other soldiers accused of crimes in combat zones whose families and supporters have sought public help to defray substantial legal fees. At least three families of Lewis-McChord soldiers put on trial for murdering Afghan civilians for sport
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:16A
Staff Sgt. Bales, family seek help with legal bills
Bales joins other soldiers accused of crimes in combat zones whose families and supporters have sought public help to defray substantial legal fees. At least three families of Lewis-McChord soldiers put on trial for murdering Afghan civilians for sport
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:16A
Pressure to Upgrade Sex Offender Registry in Navajo Nation
That's according to verbal and written reports submitted to the Council's Law and Order Committee in February and March. The reports, presented by Criminal Investigations Supervisor Robert Platero of the Crownpoint Police District, were accompanied by
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:09A
Mbanje smoker takes case to Supreme Court
He was charged with three counts of contravening Section 157(i)(a) of the Criminal Law (Codification and Reform) Act Chapter 9,23. But in his application to the Supreme Court, Mupfudza is challenging the classification of dagga as a dangerous drug and
Updated: 03/27/2012 04:05A
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