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Oberlin College's class of 2011 graduates (with video)
The theme among the commencements speakers was to keep in track with understanding and appreciating social justice, bringing change and grasping the future and the “Oberlin experience.” The fact Oberlin College President Marvin Krislov parodied Rebecca
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:16A
Prosecution side in `Tuna case` winds up evidence
Senior State Attorney Biswalo Mganga, who is assisted by Prosper Mwangamila, told Justice Augustine Mwarija that 13 prosecution witnesses testified in the case. He said since his side found the evidence adduced sufficient to prove the guilt of the
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:16A
Paedophile Pakistani illegal immigrant case leaves £100k legal bill
Zulfar Hussain, a convicted child-molester, had initially won a court fight to dodge being deported out of Britain last year because he has a wife and two children living here. It is believed an immigration judge was presented with an application for a
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:16A
Ratko Mladic 'will not live to the start of the trial'
Ratko Mladic is so ill he would die before facing justice in the dock of a UN war crimes court, his defence lawyer has claimed in an appeal against his extradition to The Hague. By Bruno Waterfield, Brussels 6:42PM BST 30 May 2011 In an attempt to
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:15A
Mladic extradition soon - source
Belgrade - Serbia may send former Bosnia Serb military leader Ratko Mladic to face genocide charges in The Hague within the next 24 hours, a justice official said on Tuesday. "It will happen within the next 24 hours, as soon as the appeal arrives to
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:15A
'A little more art'
“Bankers are getting tired of these legal fees, so they'd do these foreclosures … and then sit on them. Some banks would even sell the deficiency on the note,” Anthony said. “Now you only have two years to sweat it out. Six years is a long time to kick
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:15A
Appeals court picks lower water level in long-running lakes lawsuit
The lawsuit filed by the Swan Lake Wildlife Association revolves around a dam that was built on an outlet for Little Lake in 1949. After the dam began to deteriorate in 1966, Little Lake and neighboring Mud Lake drained to the point that they're
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:15A
Considered best not to rescue young animals
However, in this case, the street and its traffic being very near — this was the human thing to do. Now, it was my call as to the next step. The mother rabbit was undoubtedly nearby, the nest is generally somewhat secluded and the female rabbit goes to
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:14A
International lawsuit against Kuwaiti govt
By A. Saleh, Staff Writer KUWAIT: Members of an Iraqi parliamentary bloc have begun collecting signatures from their fellow lawmakers to file an international lawsuit against the Kuwait government, demanding compensation for the relatives of those
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:14A
Editorial: Universities now for sale?
As a St. Petersburg TImes editorial noted, "For decades, Florida's universities have come under fire for naming programs and buildings after wealthy patrons, such as Pensacola personal-injury lawyer Fred Levin, whose name graces the University of
Updated: 05/31/2011 02:14A
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