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No prayer at Texas graduation, federal judge says
Biery's order, released Tuesday, was in response to a lawsuit filed by Christa and Danny Schultz on behalf of their son, Corwin, to block use of prayer. The judge says speakers cannot call on audience members to bow their heads, join in prayer or say
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:26A
Fakhruddin refuses to be part of Abbottabad commission
Justice retired Fakhruddin G Ibraheem refused to be part of six-member independent commission announced by the government to investigate the US operation in Abbottabad that led to killing of al-Qaeda Chief Osama bin Laden last month, sources said on
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:26A
Bell 911 Class Action lawsuit expands to Nunavut and the Yukon
The ongoing Bell 911 class action lawsuit was started in 2007 by Yellowknife resident James Anderson has hit another high note for the customer. This is the case where Bell Mobility customers in Yellowknife were charged (and still being charged) $0.75
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:25A
Jefferson Court Overhaul Being Unveiled
violations, traffic offenses and some other cases. Kentucky Chief Justice John D. Minton Jr. and Supreme Court Justice Lisabeth Hughes Abramson are expected for Wednesday's announcement in Louisville along with Delahanty and other officials.
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:25A
Open verdict over Moat Taser man
A coroner has recorded an open verdict at the inquest of a company director whose firm supplied Tasers which were used in the stand-off with Raoul Moat. Taser expert and former policeman Peter Boatman, 57, from Northampton, was found dead about three
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:25A
Judge accuses justice minister of intimidation
Hassan al-Naggar, head of the Judges Club in Zagazig, accused Egypt's justice minister of "intimidating" judges who criticize the ruling Supreme Council of the Armed Forces. Justice Minister Mohamed al-Guindi had referred Naggar, and Alaa Shawqi,
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:24A
Murder trials to start June 10
MONTREAL - Quebec Superior Court Justice James Brunton set June 10 for the start of two murder trials - one for 31 alleged members and associates of the Hells Angels' Sherbrooke chapter, the other for 22 alleged members and associates of the Quebec
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:24A
KUSI News Weather Sports San Diego Chinese rights activist jailed for fraud
Neither Li's current lawyer nor the trial court would comment. China Human Rights Defenders said Li has worked for years to help vulnerable groups protect their rights and has also promoted freer local elections.
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:24A
Naomi Campbell Insists This Ad Is Racist.
Next there's going to be a lawsuit filed to make chocolate milk look like water. Yesterday Campbell revealed she is considering “every option available” after Cadbury, owned by the US giant Kraft, refused to pull the ad campaign,
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:24A
Gautier Mayor Tommy Fortenberry won't destroy live oaks without court order
(File) GAUTIER, Mississippi -- Gautier Mayor Tommy Fortenberry said it is going to take a court order to cut down live oak trees along Mississippi 57 from Old Spanish Trail to the railroad tracks. But, John McKay, Jackson County District 5 supervisor,
Updated: 06/01/2011 08:24A
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