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Justice fails in release of 29 prisoners
Quebec's justice system lacks the resources to prosecute the bikers in a timely fashion. Therefore, their ability to receive fair trials is in doubt, so they must be released. Quebec Superior Court Justice James Brunton's reasoning may not be as
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:52A
Biggest-ever road safety campaign
There will also be televised spots on planes and ships, offering tourists some useful information on Cyprus' traffic network – such as, the allowable alcohol limits, speed limits and legal obligation to wear seatbelts; for front seat as well as
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
'Citizenship' fears grip Turkish Cypriots
FEARS are growing that “tens of thousands” of mainland Turkish immigrants could be granted 'citizenship' of the north if amendments to the breakaway state's immigration law are approved. “If the law is amended
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
NATO raids rock Tripoli, UN denounces war crimes
"This act of terrorism shows, once again, the irresponsible and criminal nature of Kadhafi's regime," NTC chairman Abdul Jalil said in a statement as he vowed to take "all measures" to bring the perpetrators to justice. A police officer said a bomb was
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
UN to demand names of Mladic's protectors
2011 12:00 AM The Hague UN war crimes prosecutors acted on accusations Wednesday that the capture of Ratko Mladic was stage-managed by demanding that Serbia identify and arrest the "network" that hid fugitive general from justice.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
Soccer team scores last-minute win-in court
The once-disqualified Louis Riel Rebelles girls' soccer team scored the most important victory of its shattered undefeated dream season Wednesday night, but it came in the air-conditioned Courtroom 37 of the Ontario Superior Court of Justice and not on
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
Bodies recovered from Air France crash
In total up to 127 of the 228 people on board the Airbus have been recovered since the crash in June 2009, Voice of America New reported. According to a French aviation safety group en-route from Rio de Janeiro to Paris the place lost speed and stalled
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
JUNE 2011 News and Views (MY UNEDITED VERSION)
In CH, we are required to provide an additional 1040 units which must meet the following specific guidelines of building a home for this income group: 131 units for extremely low income, 131 for very low, 180 for low, 205 for moderate, 393 for above
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:51A
Crash victim named
A man killed in a road crash in Palmerston North last night has been named as Jesse Whakarau, aged 22. Mr Whakarau, from Palmerston North, was the driver of a Honda car that collided with a tree on Kaimanawa Street around 8.15pm.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:50A
Motorcycle dealer charged anew
MANILA (Updated 12:45 pm) -- The Bureau of Customs filed smuggling charges against motorcycle dealer Lynard Allan Bigcas for illegal importation of cars before the justice department while a similar case is pending before a local prosecutor.
Updated: 06/02/2011 01:49A
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