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Venezuela Suspends Its First Ever Driver's License
The law to suspend licenses was only enacted in 2008, but this was the first time it had been used. The maximum suspension available is five years, and that's only for killing someone. Glad to know that Venezuelan traffic police still have their
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:27A
Iran claims 30 arrests in alleged CIA plot to recruit spies
In the political upheaval, Iran's Administrative Justice Court issued a four-year ban on government service against Hamid Baqaei, the vice-president for executive affairs. Details of the ruling were not made public, but the conservative news website
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:26A
Wrecked Ferrari not paid for by US
"Just a few seconds after we left the parking lot, we went around a curve and the rear of the car began sliding," Thompson said in an email released to Motors Insurance Co., the dealer's insurer. "The agent tried to regain control but the car
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:25A
Wrecked Ferrari not paid for by US
"Just a few seconds after we left the parking lot, we went around a curve and the rear of the car began sliding," Thompson said in an email released to Motors Insurance Co., the dealer's insurer. "The agent tried to regain control but the car
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:25A
Falls man receives OK to cancel plea-bargain
State Supreme Court Justice Richard C. Kloch Sr. was planning to place him on probation, but McKinnon had issues with the Probation Department and Kloch changed his plan to a one-year jail sentence. Assistant Public Defender A. Joseph Catalano said
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:24A
DNREC encourages safe summer boating on Delaware waters
“Delaware consistently has one of the lowest boating accident rates in the country. Last year, we had two boating-related fatality and 18 reportable boating accidents. That's good – but we'd still like to see those numbers go down,” said Sgt. Greg
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:23A
Sea Bird naval project phase-2 to be completed by 2017-18
The Centre had already paid Rs 127 crore compensation to those displaced by the project, he said, adding the government awaited the Supreme Court verdict on a petition filed by Naval authorities challenging Karnataka High Court order directing it to
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:23A
Protesters' massacre trial adjourned amidst protests by family at courthouse
Cairo's criminal court Saturday adjourned the trial until 26 June against state security and police who are charged with killing peaceful protesters during the January 25 Revolution. The courthouse was on high police security during the session,
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:23A
Rev. Jesse Jackson sues clerk Dorothy Brown over funds for youth
Jesse Jackson Sr. is suing Circuit Court Clerk Dorothy Brown, accusing her of failing to release funds earmarked to take youths with minor criminal offenses out of the juvenile justice system. Jackson, his Rainbow PUSH Coalition and several people who
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:22A
Federal judiciary is suffering from far too many vacancies: Dan Aaron Polster
I believe that the nomination/confirmation process is broken and that the protracted high vacancy rate is affecting the administration of justice. The old adage "justice delayed is justice denied" rings true in this case. Both the Constitution and the
Updated: 05/21/2011 07:20A
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