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Paradox of press freedom in Turkey
The Constitutional Court annulled on May 2 Article 26 of the Press Law, thereby extending the statute of limitations for prosecutors to file criminal cases against journalists, and subsequently keep them under threat of criminal lawsuits,
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:35A
Paradox of press freedom in Turkey
The Constitutional Court annulled on May 2 Article 26 of the Press Law, thereby extending the statute of limitations for prosecutors to file criminal cases against journalists, and subsequently keep them under threat of criminal lawsuits,
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:35A
Government chose retribution over human rights in killing Bin Laden
It was a switch, though, for our president to relinquish his stance as constitutional scholar and come out as biblical apologist in declaring that murder does “justice.” Osama Bin Laden could clearly have been taken into custody by the SEALS,
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:34A
The Transformation of a 'Cultural Desert'
Mr. Renfrew—the director of Art Hong Kong, the city's largest annual art fair, now in its fourth year—says he doesn't remember a time when art hasn't impacted his life. It even played a part in meeting his wife, who like Mr. Renfrew was an art history
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:33A
How about it, city?
The City of Vallejo stated to the news media that it would not get involved in a lawsuit with the Native Americans who have taken over the site. As a former employee with GVRD in the maintenance department, I know how much time, effort and money it has
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:33A
Marshals: Friction Between Old Friends Ends In Death
Now the Marshals need your help to bring him to justice. On the morning of Jan. 13, 2011, cops say Logan Rafael Quiroga and his long-time friend Stephen Christy got into a heated argument. Things got out of control when cops say Quiroga pulled out a
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:33A
Springfield case raises questions about bond agents' authority
Roberta and Allen Cox pose inside their home on Thursday. Allen Cox said he and his family were terrorized by a group of bondsmen who entered their house by mistake in November 2009. He has filed a civil suit against the two bondsmen.
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:33A
Don't judge too quickly
The military justice system is comprised of "rear area desk jockeys" who have never had an enemy bullet fired upon them. And yet, they can be quick to condemn those who face real danger every day, and particularly those with little military muscle.
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:26A
PSE&G hires laid off Newark police to protect crews
So PSE&G started hiring unemployed Newark police to provide security and traffic control to protect its utility workers performing street repairs. The officers are part of the Newark Special Police Association, whose members are trained at the Newark
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:25A
Liam Lacey's Cannes diary: Two films win Un Certain Regard
Lucas has agreed to star in the duo's feature film debut, a thriller with supernatural elements, written by Volpe and directed by Masi, about two Parisian women who get lost in the Laurentians. May 21. 6 pm Programming a 156-minute slow-burner like
Updated: 05/22/2011 10:21A
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