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Suswam Assures Of Independent Judiciary
The governor, who gave the pledge in Makurdi at a ceremony organised to mark the beginning of the 2011/2012 legal year, said that his administration would always strive to ensure a smooth dispensation of justice. Suswam, who was represented by the
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:57A
New report shows tougher driving test would reduce poor road user behaviour
The cross-part MP's making up the transport committee has reported that a 'more rigorous' driving test would have the effect of cutting accidents and improving traffic flow. The government is said to be considering the committee's report 'carefully'.
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:57A
Citizens Group Sues to Nullify Liberian Candidates Certification
James Butty The Liberian Supreme Court is expected to hear a lawsuit challenging the decision of the National Elections Commission to certify 16 presidential candidates, including President Ellen Johnson Sirleaf, for next month's election.
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:56A
Legal education in doldrums, say experts
BHUBANESWAR: Legal education in the country is at the crossroads due to shortage of teachers and decreasing interest of students in studying and practising law, said legal experts at the dedication ceremony of Sikhya O Anusandhan National Institute of
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:55A
US bribery law also has impact on SA businesses
The world's toughest anti-corruption law, the UK Bribery Act, was unleashed on SA in July, but, according to Business Report, businesses with links to organisations in the US now need to be aware of the potential risks associated with US-enacted
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:54A
'Chinamasa has no respect for Tomana'
Justice and Legal Affairs minister Patrick Chinamasa has no respect for Attorney-General (AG) Johannes Tomana because of the “clumsy manner and legal incompetence his office often demonstrated”. This was said to United States Ambassador Charles Ray by
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:53A
JO DOOBA SO PAAR... gets baffled by Censor's verdict
Yet another film has fallen prey to the Censor Board's ire. Not just the theatrical promo of dark comedy titled JO DOOBA SO PAAR - IT'S LOVE IN BIHAR! got altered but the film has also been allotted a U/A certificate. Says director Praveen Kumar,
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:53A
Justice Ministry seeks more money for wage increases
Prague, Sept 18 (CTK) - The Czech Justice Ministry demands roughly 2.6 billion crowns to be able to gradually increase the salaries of employees of courts and state attorney's offices, the Ministry has told CTK. The workers in the judiciary are paid
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:51A
Police warned they face dismissal for corruption
The Ministry of Public Security has told all city and provincial police chiefs to review the work of traffic police. The police recently came under fire in media reports. The reports claimed that many traffic police commit serious violations of the law
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:50A
Everyone in the (car)pool
Many parents call on Elizabeth Kern, of Marietta, to get their children to and from after-school activities. "If only the momvan could talk ... there have been some very interesting conversations," Kern joked. In the past, her seven passenger mini-van
Updated: 09/19/2011 02:50A
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