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Keeping Track of Your Employees: Use of Electronic Monitoring May Be an
Although the Court's ruling was in the context of a criminal case, employers who use these devices to track the locations of their employees should be careful to respect their employees' privacy rights. In the Jones case, the defendant was suspected of
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:15A
Darcy Ward trial: Teenager can't remember being sexually assaulted, court hears
A TEENAGER can't remember being sexually assaulted in a hotel room by speedway star Darcy Ward during a visit to Dorset to watch Poole Pirates, a court heard today. The 20-year-old Pirates' rider from Poole Road, Sturminster Marshall, was one of three
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:14A
Apex court allows Chisty to visit Pakistan
New Delhi: The Supreme Court Thursday permitted octogenerian Pakistani virologist Mohammad Khalil Chisty to visit his country during the pendency of his appeal against his conviction in a murder case and life imprisonment. It slated the final hearing
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:14A
Comelec contradicts court on Imus mayoral row
The Comelec ruling also said it found that Imus Regional Trial Court Judge Cesar Mangrobang, who issued the Nov. 28 decision, committed “grave abuse of discretion.” Mangrobang issued a so-called special order granting Maliksi's petition to be installed
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:10A
Reno Air Racing Association brings in top mediator to help settle crash lawsuits
11 Victim Compensation Fund • Appointed by a federal court in New York to mediate a comprehensive resolution of the Agent Orange product liability case involving Vietnam veterans and chemical manufacturers. • Appointed by Democratic President Barack
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:09A
Reno Air Racing Association brings in top mediator to help settle crash lawsuits
11 Victim Compensation Fund • Appointed by a federal court in New York to mediate a comprehensive resolution of the Agent Orange product liability case involving Vietnam veterans and chemical manufacturers. • Appointed by Democratic President Barack
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:09A
Juror in Fairbanks militia '2-4-1' trial reveals connection Alaska Jihadist
The juror, a woman from the village of King Salmon, passed a note to the judge with the information before the trial resumed Wednesday morning. When questioned in court outside the rest of the jury, the juror said she had just remembered that her
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:05A
Metro guru accused of running a brothel
Thomas Lyons (54) was charged at Limerick District Court with seven counts under the Criminal Law Sexual Offences Act, and one count of making a false statement to gardai. He is a senior consultant with Atkins Ireland, which has been involved in
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:02A
Al Hashemi death squad trial delayed over venue dispute
Muayad Al Izzi, one of Mr Hashemi's defence lawyers, said he appealed for the case to be transferred to the federal Supreme Court on the grounds that it had jurisdiction over Iraq's highest officials. He also said the investigation into Mr Al Hashemi
Updated: 05/10/2012 11:00A
Sikh Genocide 1984: India's ruling Congress Party objects to US jurisdiction
In another case, Judge Sweet had ruled that holding that delivery of summons to Central Authority suffices the service on a defendant. Defense counsel argued that Congress (I) cannot be sued as per the recent appellate court decision (Kiobel v.
Updated: 05/10/2012 10:58A
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