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Verdict in case against 52 mutineers today
The special court-17, set up at Six Battalion headquarters in Jamalpur under BGB Mymensingh sector, will deliver judgement in the mutiny case against 52 jawans of the battalion today. The court, headed by Kushtia Sector Commander Col Md Nazrul Islam
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:17P
Libel bill comment: A flawed attempt to preserve the future of journalism
This stifles creativity on the internet and doesn't feel like natural justice. Sites such as Google News will also have an easier time now. It's a change that would recognise the way the internet operates, especially as more sites become news
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:17P
Arguments heard in NYC mosque case
Brett Joshpe is the New York-based attorney handling the lawsuit filed by the ACLJ. He says their client is upset that because of political correctness the Landmarks Commission deviated from its own procedures and succumbed to pressure from New York
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
Arguments heard in NYC mosque case
Brett Joshpe is the New York-based attorney handling the lawsuit filed by the ACLJ. He says their client is upset that because of political correctness the Landmarks Commission deviated from its own procedures and succumbed to pressure from New York
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
Court says DuPont must defend against claims
Last year, former DuPont employee Michael Mitchell was sentenced to prison after pleading guilty to theft of trade secrets and obstruction of justice. Mitchell left DuPont in early 2006 and formed his own aramid fiber consulting business.
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
UT graduate programs make national top ten
By News Sentinel staff The University of Tennessee's graduate and professional programs in business, engineering and law earned Top Ten rankings in the 2012 US News and World Report rankings of the top college programs released today.
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
US medical marijuana facilities raided
Legal growers of medical marijuana in the state of Montana were outraged after federal agents raided greenhouses and dispensaries in several cities. The raids on Monday marked the first such crackdown in Montana by the federal government since a state
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
Mass. ports to argue in court against fish regs
The lawsuit against federal regulators was filed in May, after rules went into effect that saw most of the fleet separate into groups, or "sectors," that divide an alloted catch. newsday.com is now available at no charge to Newsday and Optimum Online
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
Developer: Ganim corruption violated antitrust act
By AP (AP) -- The Connecticut Supreme Court has heard the case of a real estate developer who claims he lost a major waterfront project in Bridgeport because of former Mayor Joseph Ganim's corruption. Fairfield resident Alex Conroy alleges his company
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
New chapter in long running legal battle between Bacardi and Pernod
In a brief filed with the High Court earlier this month, Bacardi Limited asked the Spanish Supreme Court for clarification of some aspects of its ruling where the High Court recognized the respect of Spanish law for fundamental rights violated by an
Updated: 03/15/2011 02:16P
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