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Egypt Election Victory for Muslim Brotherhood and Salafis
[1] The Democratic Alliance for Egypt, headed by the MB's Freedom and Justice party, won 235 of the total 498 seats in the People's Assembly (47.2%); the Islamic Alliance, a coalition of Salafi parties headed by the Al-Nour party, won 123 seats (24.7%)
Updated: 02/04/2012 08:35A
Istvan Csurka, Hungarian far-right politician and writer, dies at 77
AP FILE - A Sunday May 24, 1998 photo from files showing President of the far-right Hungarian Justice and Life Party Istvan Csurka casting his vote during the second round of the general elections at a polling station in Balatonederics,
Updated: 02/04/2012 07:12A
Cameras still not allowed at start of Mackowiak trial
As previously reported, Chief Justice Thomas Kilbride announced Jan. 24 an experimental policy to allow cameras into Illinois courts that apply for the privilege, but only on a trial basis. Ryan, who heads the 13th Judicial Circuit that also includes
Updated: 02/04/2012 07:10A
Google's New Privacy Policy: Close But No Cigar
Jones was accompanied by two concurring opinions, one written by Justice Alito, and the other by Justice Sotomayor. The unanimous decision and ruling found that the government violated the Fourth Amendment's prohibition of unreasonable searches and
Updated: 02/04/2012 07:05A
Sheriff announces scholarship
The Indiana Sheriff's Association will award college scholarships to high school seniors and college students pursuing a degree in criminal justice, Wayne County Sheriff Jeff Cappa announced this week. There will be approximately 40 scholarships
Updated: 02/04/2012 07:03A
Constitution Committee: Route to people-driven Constitution
The technical committee on Drafting the Zambian Constitution is being chaired by former Chief Justice Annel Silungwe and his deputy is Dr Julius Sakala and the spokesperson being Mr Simon Kabanda. The secretary role is being played by Mrs Thandiwe Daka
Updated: 02/04/2012 06:45A
Egypt planning 'sin-free' tourism
By Georgie Anne Geyer One does not care whether the 80-year-old Muslim Brotherhood, supposedly grown “moderate” in its reincarnation as the Freedom and Justice Party, and the extremely radical Salafi Muslims in their Al-Nour Party have some odd ideas
Updated: 02/04/2012 06:42A
Chris Huhne resigns over speeding points: Minister and ex-wife Vicky Price
By James Chapman The feud between Energy Secretary Chris Huhne and his economist ex-wife Vicky Pryce culminated yesterday in sensational charges against both of perverting the course of justice. Mr Huhne, the first Cabinet minister in history to be
Updated: 02/04/2012 06:25A
Sahara walks out of BCCI sponsorship and IPL
Yet again, a case of being denied natural justice. "We think this peculiar situation of Yuvraj Singh is silent in the rule book because it probably talks only about players who are temporarily injured. Incidentally, once during the Champion's League
Updated: 02/04/2012 06:21A
Trotting out the bogeyman
I believe is an indication of a lack of confidence in the justice system,” Toews told CTV in September 2010. “And that is why our government is taking the measures that we are taking.” All right. To get this straight, then: it's the increase in
Updated: 02/04/2012 06:05A
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