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Leandra's Law nabs 41 Monroe drivers
Figures from the state Division of Criminal Justice Services showed that between December 2009 and Dec. 16 of this year, 661 people across the state were
Updated: 12/28/2010 05:14A
Leandra's Law nabs 41 Monroe drivers
Figures from the state Division of Criminal Justice Services showed that between December 2009 and Dec. 16 of this year, 661 people across the state were
Updated: 12/28/2010 05:03A
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If you have a legal question outside of these areas, please feel free to call to see if I can help you or refer you to a qualified attorney. Personal Injury
Updated: 12/28/2010 04:25A
Victim of beating wants changes
That's because the Criminal Code of Canada only recognizes torture as a crime when it is committed by an agent of the government -- such as when a police
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:47A
Copyrights vs Human Rights
Removal of basic rights is a matter of criminal not civil law so moves to make "internet bans" easy are an unacceptable expansion into criminal law for
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:47A
Torture victim on campaign to change the law
David MacAlister, director of the Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice Policy at Simon Fraser University, doesn't think changes to the law are
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:15A
Victim wants torture added to criminal code
David MacAlister, director of the Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice Policy at Simon Fraser University, doesn't think changes to the law are
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:14A
Regina case sparks torture-law campaign
David MacAlister, director of the Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice Policy at Simon Fraser University, doesn't think changes to the law are
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:13A
Merseyside crime solicitor Daniel Dennis arrested on suspicion of theft
According to The Law Society he is a specialist in criminal law and fraud cases. He was the law firm's main solicitor at Chester Crown Court.
Updated: 12/28/2010 03:09A
Victim wants torture added to criminal code
David MacAlister, director of the Institute for Studies in Criminal Justice Policy at Simon Fraser University, doesn't think changes to the law are
Updated: 12/28/2010 02:59A