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Prisoner legislation did not need to be rushed say experts
It upheld an appeal by teenager Peter Cadder, who was convicted of assault based on evidence gained before he spoke to his solicitor. ember of the Law Society of Scotland's Criminal Law Committee, Raymond McMenamin said that guidelines set out by the
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:06A
Blackburn Rovers jury question of the week
EACH Thursday, only in your Lancashire Telegraph newspaper, our panel of Blackburn Rovers fans give their verdict on a big talking point of the week. And this season our online readers can get their views published in the newspaper too.
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:05A
Four senators off to DC
Four senators will be flying to Washington, DC not only to personally hand to Congress their recommendation to grant improved immigration status to long-term foreign workers in the CNMI, but also to meet with federal officials on
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:05A
An Unequal Price For Equality
By Paul Jacobs, CFP®, EA On March 1, Europe's top court banned insurance companies from basing premiums on gender. EU Justice Commissioner Viviane Redding called the decision “an important step towards putting the fundamental right of gender equality
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:05A
Ford CEO Mulally awarded $56.5M in stock before taxes; Executive Chairman Ford
AP DEARBORN, Michigan — Ford Motor Co. has rewarded CEO Alan Mulally with stock worth $56.5 million before taxes. Executive Chairman Bill Ford Jr., the man who hired Mulally, got stock worth $42.4 million. The Dearborn, Michigan, company disclosed the
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:04A
Texas Friendly Spoken to Illegals (as Long as They Work in Your House)
Those who hire unauthorized immigrants would be in violation of the law -- unless they are hiring a maid, a lawn caretaker or another houseworker. It is a tough immigration bill with a soft side that protects those who hire unauthorized immigrants "for
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:04A
LIPA Tax Challenge, Expiring Agreement May Result in Revenue Loss For Village
The power plant located in Port Jefferson. National Grid Port Jefferson faces the real possibility of a steep cut in revenue to the school district, library, fire department and village government if the law
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:04A
Lawsuit over inmate's death seeks improvement of medical treatment policies at
A lawsuit filed over the death of an inmate is asking the Kanawha County Circuit Court to order the state improve medical treatment policies for regional jails. The Charleston Gazette reports that the sisters of Daniel Earl Callahan filed the lawsuit
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:03A
State DUI Laws Evolving
By kxlh.com Getting tough on DUI offenders is a big focus of the 62nd Montana Legislature, and a Havre lawmaker has introduced a measure to make a 3rd DUI a felony in the Treasure State. Representative Kris Hansen (R-Havre) says her bill will crack
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:02A
HC reserves judgement on release of DERC''s new power tariff
New Delhi, Mar 8 (PTI) The Delhi High Court today reserved its verdict on a PIL accusing the city government of succumbing to pressure from power discoms and stopping of release of lower tariff approved by electricity regulator DERC last year.
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:01A
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