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Editorial: Wrong approach
It would require a federal waiver since immigration law makes it a crime to knowingly hire illegal immigrants. As part of its enforcement, the Obama administration has launched hundreds of “audits” of employers aimed at identifying workers with
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:59P
PM Promises Progress in IHI Probe
Antigua, St John's - Prime Minister Baldwin Spencer has called 2011 a "critical year as far as justice goes in Antigua & Barbuda". With this in mind, he linked the Antigua Labour Party's recent demonstrations to the party's escalating worry over the
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:59P
Commission intends to clarify ownership rights in EU
By Nathalie Vandystadt | Tuesday 15 March 2011 Justice Commissioner Viviane Reding will be presenting, on 16 March, two draft regulations meant to facilitate legal procedures in cases concerning cross-border ownership. One will concern European or
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:59P
Celebrities who sue for libel must prove they've been harmed in Ken Clarke
Courts will have to decide whether England and Wales is the most appropriate place to bring an action, Justice Secretary Ken Clarke said today. He also unveiled plans to protect those who responsibly expose issues of public interest or give an honest
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:58P
Ruth Madoff Has $14 Million From Fraud Scheme in BNY Account, Trustee Says
Bank of New York had no objection to providing them, he said in the March 10 filing in US Bankruptcy Court in Manhattan. Picard is seeking a total of $44.8 million from Ruth Madoff, according to court papers. Money going into Ruth Madoff's personal
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:58P
Guatemalans Sue for Compensation for Syphilis Experiments
The lawsuit comes after revelations that US scientists studying the effects of penicillin in the 1940s deliberately infected about 700 Guatemalan prisoners, mental patients, soldiers and orphans. None was informed or gave consent.
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:57P
Trudeau backtracks on honour killings remark
admit it we can start to do something about it – we should capitalize this on our Immigration forms and make it very clear and I mean VERY CLEAR to each and every immigrant to our country that Sharia Law, Honour Killings, Forced arranged marriages,
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:56P
Guilty Verdict in David Marmolejo Murder Trial
SAN ANTONIO - A San Antonio jury has reached a verdict of guilty in the David Marmolejo murder trial. Just after 11:00 this morning the jury filed back into the courtroom and announced they found Marmolejo guilty of
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:56P
* Borders gets 90 more days to negotiate leases
PK) received US Bankruptcy Court approval on Tuesday for an extension it requested to give it more time to negotiate its store leases. Borders asked for an additional 90 days, which would kick in after it hits the current June 16 deadline for rejecting
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:56P
Suit Filed in Ohio Questions Security of Push-Button Locks
The complaints have been consolidated into a potential class-action lawsuit against the Swiss lock maker Kaba and its US operations, alleging the locks can be easily breached using a small magnet, The Plain Dealer in Cleveland reported.
Updated: 03/15/2011 12:55P
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