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Ex Klang councillor cries foul over guilty verdict
PETALING JAYA: Disgraced former Klang councillor Tee Boon Hock has cried foul over the Selangor government's guilty verdict on him for breaching ethics by
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:40A

Fairview Plane Crash Heroes To Be Honored
Every time I open up my blinds I look at that constant reminder," said Sullivan, another crash Samaritan. "I looked up and here comes this plane.
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:39A

China libera al abogado ciego candidato al Nobel de la Paz
El abogado invidente Chen Guangcheng, encarcelado tras denunciar abortos forzados en su provincia y nominado al premio Nobel de la Paz, fue liberado hoy
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:36A

21 dead, 41 rescued in MP bus accident
The accident took place on late Wednesday when a private bus, on its way to Indore via Chapra from Nemawar, with around 70-80 passengers on board skidded
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:32A

Denuncian coaccin en amparos de Mifapro
El alcalde Guadalupe Reyes, de la UNE y presidente de la Asociacin Nacional de Municipalidades, confirm que contrataron al abogado “para que se defendiera
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:32A

Student guilty of killing 'controlling' father and burying him in concrete
His supporters, including his girlfriend, had watched the trial from the public gallery but none of them was in court today. Judge John Reddihough told
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:30A

YUAG says Velazquez attribution is official
In his article, Marciari traces the painting's arrival at Yale to a 1925 donation by Henry Hotchkins Townshend, Yale College class of 1897 and Law School
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:25A

Le family lawyers start own investigation
In a phone interview, the lawyer, Brian King, said there is currently no lawsuit against the University, adding that the team of lawyers,
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:25A

18th century criminal law more progressed
Professor of Criminal Law Terttu Utriainen admires how criminal law in the 18th century was more progressive than today with regard to rape.
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:24A

Norway suspect pleads in country's first terror financing trial
A Somalia native pleaded not guilty in an Oslo District Court at Norway's first trial under its 2002 terror financing law, says a report in the Jurist.
Updated: 09/09/2010 02:23A

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