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Updated: 03/13/2011 05:12P
Turkish journalists protest arrest of colleagues
Ipekci appealed to the government to “make immediate changes to the penal code and criminal court law, laws that do away with free communication by allowing wiretapping, and laws that are a basis for bans on internet communication”.
Updated: 03/13/2011 05:00P
Thousands march in Istanbul to demand press freedom
Beyo?lu district for more than an hour, demanding the immediate release of all arrested journalists and amendments to the Turkish Penal Code, or TCK, the Criminal Procedure Code, or CMK, the anti-terror law and other laws restricting press freedom.
Updated: 03/13/2011 04:51P
Loftus Announces Candidacy for Orangetown Town Justice
Pearl River Attorney Patrick J. Loftus, a former Rockland County Assistant District Attorney, is running for Town Justice in Orangetown Town Court. By Ryan Buncher | Email the author | 4:00pm Attorney Patrick J. Loftis, a Pearl River resident,
Updated: 03/13/2011 04:38P
Maritime Business College Provides Superior Paralegal Training in Halifax
After opening its doors in 1899, the Maritime Business College (MBC) has been committed to providing an added personal touch to their education programs, which are developed and led by some of the finest educators in Halifax. Today MBC is known,
Updated: 03/13/2011 12:38P
Navajo slush fund cases overwhelm tribal courts
In a new report, the GAO says the Interior and Justice departments have collaborated well to boost tribal detention programs but need to develop ways to share information on tribal courts. The GAO interviewed officials at 12 tribes in North Dakota,
Updated: 03/13/2011 12:07P
KOLD.comNavajo slush fund cases overwhelm tribal courts
The GAO interviewed officials at 12 tribes in North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico and Arizona, focusing on criminal law. The tribes' court systems are partially or fully funded by the federal government. Tribal officials expressed concern about
Updated: 03/13/2011 11:14A
Navajo criminal cases overwhelm courts; GAO says lack of resources common in
The GAO interviewed officials at 12 tribes in North Dakota, South Dakota, New Mexico and Arizona, focusing on criminal law. The tribes' court systems are partially or fully funded by the federal government. Tribal officials expressed concern about
Updated: 03/13/2011 11:07A
Journalists protest crackdown on press in Turkey
Ipekci appealed to the government to 'make immediate changes to the penal code and criminal court law, laws that do away with free communication by allowing wiretapping, and laws that are a basis for bans on internet communication.
Updated: 03/13/2011 09:29A
Criminal law in thailand Part LIV: Beware of scams _ the offer of a lifetime
And this scam has two parts. We'll talk about the bigger one next week. James Finch of Chavalit Finch and Partners (finch@chavalitfinchlaw.com) and Nilobon Tangprasit of Siam City Law Offices Limited (nilobon@siamcitylaw.com).
Updated: 03/13/2011 09:01A
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