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Juvenile justice legislation headed to Senate floor
HARRISBURG - A package of bills to add safeguards to the handling of juvenile justice cases is headed without opposition to a Senate floor vote next month. The Appropriations Committee unanimously approved four
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:09A
juvenile bills headed to senate floor vote
HARRISBURG - A package of bills to add safeguards to the handling of juvenile justice cases is headed without opposition to a Senate floor vote next month. The Appropriations Committee unanimously approved four
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
Trial by jury dismissed over absence of lawyer duringpolice investigations
The trial was scheduled to start yesterday morning before Mr Justice Michael Mallia. The case was put off after the defence counsel argued that according to the amendments introduced on 10 February 2010 their client's rights were breached.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
30000 could face charges over Twitter
High Court Justice Michael Tugendhat referred an unidentified journalist to Attorney General Dominic Grieve for potential criminal prosecution after he breached a privacy injunction on Twitter by giving the name of a soccer player who has sought to
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
'No' movement opens up to selective divorce
A total of 71% of the persons interviewed believed the introduction of divorce will negatively affect children. Just over 54% or the interviewees said the divorce law will negatively impact families while 8% said it affects them positively.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
'Women should not fear divorce'
“Divorce will not change anything,” she said. Dr Schembri quoted a research which law expert Ruth Farrugia made reference to during a University debate two months ago to point out that the introduction of a no-fault divorce has been shown to reduce
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
Drunken driving suspect to stand trial
WOODBURY -- A man who fled the United States in 2004 to avoid trial in an alleged drunken driving crash that left a woman in a coma will stand trial in Mexico after being captured there late last year, officials announced Monday.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
Drunken driving suspect to stand trial
WOODBURY -- A man who fled the United States in 2004 to avoid trial in an alleged drunken driving crash that left a woman in a coma will stand trial in Mexico after being captured there late last year, officials announced Monday.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:08A
Former priest states Catholics can't impose own notion of marriage
In Italy things were slightly different, he explained, as divorce had been approved by parliament, but an MP who was against divorce proposed a referendum to remove the divorce legislation, but the Italians voted in favour of having a divorce law.
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:07A
Median debate takes a turn
Rush Limbaugh and others ridiculed DOT a few months ago after the department's chief traffic engineer accused Cox of practicing engineering without having a professional license, as required by law. Cox had circulated a sophisticated-looking critique
Updated: 05/24/2011 04:07A
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