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Dem Chairman: Senate maps can't just be tweaked
All districts have to be relatively equal in population, meaning any change that brings in population from or sheds population into a district not mentioned by the court's order will have to be offset elsewhere. "Contrary to what Senator Gaetz suggests
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:24P
Dem Chairman: Senate maps can't just be tweaked
All districts have to be relatively equal in population, meaning any change that brings in population from or sheds population into a district not mentioned by the court's order will have to be offset elsewhere. "Contrary to what Senator Gaetz suggests
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:24P
Supreme court rules in favor of homeless sex offender
A Dodge County judge determined that Dinkins tried to comply with the requirements by unsuccessfully reaching out to relatives, but still found him guilty during a bench trial. The Court of Appeals reversed the conviction, and the Department of Justice
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:21P
Supreme court rules in favor of homeless sex offender
A Dodge County judge determined that Dinkins tried to comply with the requirements by unsuccessfully reaching out to relatives, but still found him guilty during a bench trial. The Court of Appeals reversed the conviction, and the Department of Justice
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:21P
Judge: Suspect guilty in felony DUI trial
By TERRY SMITH Judge Robert J. Elgee found a 26-year-old Hailey man guilty of felony DUI after determining at a court trial on Friday that a prior DUI conviction by the man in Nevada was applicable to the law in Idaho Idaho law provides that a person
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:14P
Judge: Suspect guilty in felony DUI trial
By TERRY SMITH Judge Robert J. Elgee found a 26-year-old Hailey man guilty of felony DUI after determining at a court trial on Friday that a prior DUI conviction by the man in Nevada was applicable to the law in Idaho Idaho law provides that a person
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:14P
ICC verdict due against Congo rebel chief
THE International Criminal Court (ICC) is due to deliver its first verdict, deciding the fate of Congolese former rebel commander Thomas Lubanga, accused of using child soldiers. The former rebel commander will face judges in The Hague at 10am on
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:09P
UN Pakistani troops convicted in Haiti trial
Sylvie Van Den Wildenberg said on Tuesday that the UN was informed last week that two Pakistani police officers were convicted by a Pakistani military court in the Haitian port city of Gonaives and were discharged. No UN personnel or Haitian officials
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:09P
UN Pakistani troops convicted in Haiti trial
Sylvie Van Den Wildenberg said on Tuesday that the UN was informed last week that two Pakistani police officers were convicted by a Pakistani military court in the Haitian port city of Gonaives and were discharged. No UN personnel or Haitian officials
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:09P
High-profile ICC cases
The International Criminal Court is set to hand down its first verdict, 10 years after it was set up to act on crimes against humanity. Here are some details about the major cases being handled by the ICC, which is based at The Hague in the Netherlands
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:03P
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