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Judy Moran's guilty verdict
Websites in the Fairfax Digital Network offer streaming video and audio in the Flash format. Streaming media allows you to watch video on a website as a continuous feed, as opposed to waiting for an entire audio or video file to download to your
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:21P
Twin Cities man sues Groupon, alleging expiration dates are deceptive and illegal
The lawsuit filed in US District Court in Minneapolis said federal and state laws prohibit companies from selling or issuing gift certificates with expiration dates. The suit says Chicago-based Groupon and its retail partners issue their daily deals
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:21P
Council drops bid for private data
The matter went to court after Ontario's information privacy commissioner, the city clerk and city solicitor all said access couldn't legally be provided to councillors. In January, the Ontario Superior Court of Justice refused to hear legal arguments,
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:20P
American Apparel CEO Slammed With Sex Suit
A former teenage worker at the clothing company American Apparel claims in a lawsuit that the company's chief executive held her captive and forced her to perform sexual acts, the Los Angeles Times' reports. Irene Morales, who was 18 at the time,
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:20P
Mother of Dead NYC Designer Sylvie Cachay: 'Justice Will Be Done'
"I'm here for justice to be done," Sylvia Cachay said outside the courthouse. And, she said, "I trust that justice will be done." Brooks is being held without bail; he's due back in court for a status update on April 26. If convicted, he could face up
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:19P
Power has till November to complete job
The Rangitikei electorate has been shocked by the unexpected announcement from MP Simon Power that he is retiring from politics at the November elections. He has held the seat since 1999, having spent three terms in opposition and the current term in
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:18P
Judge decides against discharging jury member
Justice John Reeves has decided not to discharge the jury member. (ABC Local: Emma Sleath) A Northern Territory Supreme Court Justice has decided not to discharge a juror in an Alice Springs murder trial. Yesterday, a local newspaper
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:17P
Bail for man on murder charge
In November, Wikeepa was declined bail by Justice John Priestly who said he had "real concerns" about the address he would have been bailed to, how close it was to crown witnesses and how that would impact on the trial scheduled to take place in late
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:16P
Fired chief electoral officer sues province of Alberta
In a lawsuit filed Feb. 22, Mr. Gibson is suing for $450000, or roughly two years' salary and benefits. The claims haven't been proven in court. The province and Legislative Assembly Office (the case's two defendants) haven't filed a statement of
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:16P
Turn MIM's Obscenity Call Day Into A Sexual Freedom Day
NEW YORK CITY—Patrick Trueman, former Justice Department prosecutor, creator of pornharms.org and now CEO of Morality in Media (MIM), has a great idea! "We've got a great idea!" a Letter to Supporters emailed this morning said.
Updated: 03/08/2011 09:16P
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