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Sir Fred Goodwin can still pursue privacy claims, says judge
But yesterday Mr Justice Tugendhat said details of the alleged relationship and the name of the female RBS worker involved should remain private. He warned: “The variation or discharge of an injunction does not affect the right any one may have to
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:28P
Woman in botched facelift wins £6million damages
The court heard that Mrs Johnson only wanted minor cosmetic treatments to her nose and under-eye dark circles, but that Dr Fourie proposed far more radical surgery – including replacing her breast implants, a major facelift, and work on her forehead
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:28P
Domino in online poker case
On Monday, the first of the 11 people charged in the Department of Justice's crackdown of online poker plead guilty and agreed to cooperate with the probe. Thus shows you the work by the DOJ is far from done. This guilty plea likely won't net Bradley
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:28P
Surprising Opponents To Oklahoma Anti-Sharia Amendment
This whole thing started with a simple stupid law suit, Murray v. Geithner et al. It was brought by David Yerushalmi and Robert Muise for plaintiff Kevin Murray who alleged that the bailout of AIG was unconstitutional because AIG provides insurance
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:28P
Bill could change TN's law on traffic cameras
right turns should be re-evaluated," said Tyler Blazer who is in support of the traffic cameras, but thinks some changes could be made. On Saturday, the state House and Senate both approved a bill, SB 1684, to change Tennessee's law on traffic cameras.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:28P
“Buckle Up New York Click it or Ticket” Campaign Kicks Off, Police Ready for
to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration. During the Buckle Up New York Click it or Ticket campaign, which began today and runs through June 5, local police will be on the look out for drivers not abiding by the state's seat belt laws.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:27P
Market-collapse criminal prosecutions are scarce
Prosecutions of three categories of crime that could be linked to the causes of the crisis - corporate, securities and bank fraud - declined last fiscal year by 39 percent from 2003, the period after the accounting scandals at Enron Corp. and WorldCom
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:27P
Federal probe brings aviation's GDS dispute to new level
Delta, Travelport, Travelocity and Amadeus, which has a minuscule role in the US market, have also received the “civil demand for information” from the Department of Justice for an “investigation on whether conduct by the global distribution systems
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:27P
Not guilty plea from fire accused
and Kelmscott in which 71 homes were destroyed. Lawyer Jeremy Scudds would not provide details about Sgt Stevens' defence. Magistrate Liz Langdon said scant resources at Armadale Magistrates Court meant a trial date could not be set until December 19.
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:26P
Tennessee Court Rules Islam is a Religion
Did you know that Islam is a religion? Really, it is. Did you know Islam's religious reputation was ever in debate? It was in Murfeesboro, Tennessee, where efforts to build a mosque have been met with serious protest, vandalism at the mosque site,
Updated: 05/23/2011 11:25P
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