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Refreshing common sense on marijuana
A man in his 40s (his name is protected under provincial law) is involved in a severe car crash. His spine is badly damaged, resulting in painful spasms. A variety of painkillers is prescribed to alleviate the pain, but none are effective.
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
Towers Watson criticises motor insurance report
Towers Watson has criticised the House of Commons' transport select committee report into the cost of motor insurance for falling short of endorsing the recommendations in Lord Justice Jackson's review of civil litigation costs.
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
Hasan gets bail; ED fails to slap case
Justice ML Tahilyani said the Enforcement Directorate had failed to establish any case against Hasan Ali Khan, who is accused of stashing away nearly $8 billion abroad. Khan was arrested after prolonged searches at his Pune and Mumbai residences by ED
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
Bits of Freeom issues 'Big Brother' awards
Justice minister Ivo Opstelten received a jury prize for his proposal to keep automatic scans of licence plates for four weeks, a bill which BoF claims is a legalisation of illegal action by the police. Trans Link Systems received the award for
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
NegOcc solon for Merci impeachment
The House Committee on Justice on Tuesday found probable cause to impeach Gutierrez for betrayal of public trust, which the rest of the members of the House will have to vote on after plenary debates. The Inquirer on Wednesday asked the seven
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
Two Accrington men die in Burnley car smash
The road remained closed for six hours as accident officers continued their investigations. Police said that another white vehicle may have been travelling with the BMW and are appealing for witnesses to come forward. Sgt Steve Wignall said: “This is
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:26A
Car insurers profit from ambulance chasers
The report highlighted that while motorists are looking at bigger insurance bills, especially young male drivers who face colossal costs, an entire accident industry has emerged that is essentially funded by their payments. In it John Spencer of Motor
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:25A
Car insurers profit from ambulance chasers
The report highlighted that while motorists are looking at bigger insurance bills, especially young male drivers who face colossal costs, an entire accident industry has emerged that is essentially funded by their payments. In it John Spencer of Motor
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:25A
Car insurers profit from ambulance chasers
The report highlighted that while motorists are looking at bigger insurance bills, especially young male drivers who face colossal costs, an entire accident industry has emerged that is essentially funded by their payments. In it John Spencer of Motor
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:25A
Second trial set for Natchez officers
Federal prosecutors will retry officers Elvis Prater and Dewayne Johnson on six counts on which a jury was unable to reach a verdict last week. Prater was acquitted of the beating of James Daniel Ellard, and officer Johnson was found guilty of the
Updated: 03/11/2011 05:24A
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