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Young Justice (2010 - Present): Bereft
Young Justice discovers that they have forgotten the last six months of their lives, including each other and a final fateful mission in Bialya. The team turns to Miss Martian to recover their memories, before it is too late for Superboy.
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:03P
Justice Dept identifies who sent email threats
The state Department of Justice said Friday it has identified the sender of at least two e-mails that threatened to kill Gov. Scott Walker and Senate Republicans
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:03P
Pasco judge tosses guilty verdict in child abuse case
DADE CITY - Circuit Judge Susan Gardner isn't shy about tossing jury verdicts if she believes the evidence doesn't support them. In 2009, Gardner set aside a $1.5 million civil verdict in part for that reason.
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:03P
Honeywell Fined $11.8 Million For Improper Storage of Hazardous Materials
The US Department of Justice says the Morris Township, NJ-based technology and manufacturing company entered the plea Friday in federal district court in Benton in southern Illinois. Federal officials say EPA agents searched a Honeywell facility in
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:02P
Jim Murphy: avoid 'quicksand of continual apology' about Labour's past
He will make clear that approach is hopeless when he says: It is a truism of British politics that elections are won and lost on the centre. It's right that a modern Labour Party supports family, respects people of faith and celebrates a progressive
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:02P
Zardari moves to reappoint Justice Deedar Shah
ISLAMABAD: The latest chapter of the executive-judiciary thriller ended on an exciting note on Friday when in a late-night development President Asif Ali Zardari proposed the reappointment of Justice (retd)
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:02P
Taylor's Sierra Leone war crimes trial ends
The war crimes trial of the former Liberian president, Charles Taylor, ended yesterday with judges expected to take months to reach a verdict on whether he can be linked to murders and amputations during Sierra Leone's
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:01P
No shortage of remarkable women to add to list
Kenneth Krupat, a Toronto lawyer, offered the name of former chief justice Bertha Wilson because she was the first woman appointed to the Supreme Court of Canada. He criticized our inclusion of jurist Louise Arbour because, he said, “her work in the
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:01P
Andrew George: Why we Lib Dems should be opposing NHS reforms
Last year I described the Government's Health White Paper as "an avoidable train crash". Since then, with the Health Bill published and GP commissioning consortia rolling out, I admit I was wrong. It will be far worse. The resulting carnage of a
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:01P
Private investigator cleared of murder was on Coulson pay-roll
In a statement, the family, who believe Mr Morgan had been about to reveal the involvement of corrupt police officers in a drugs ring, said: "The criminal justice system is not fit for purpose." In a crime which became a byword for the corruption that
Updated: 03/11/2011 08:01P
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