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A federal judge has ruled in favor of a protester arrested two years ago while demonstrating on the plaza of the U.S...District Judge Beryl Howell 's ruling on Tuesday also declared unconstitutional a statute banning the display of a flag or banner
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Supreme Court judge has ordered the B.C. government to rewrite some of its claims against the Nanaimo Hells Angels in a long-running civil suit over the bikers' clubhouse. Justice Barry Davies agreed with some of the Hells Angels' concerns that the
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Chester Higgins Jr./The New York Times A $17.75 million cooperative on Park Avenue that the marshals are selling. Uli Seit for The New York Times A two-car garage in the East Bronx is on the market for $87,900...They exist in different realms of
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The Hawks seized the assets of a 30-year-old security guard in Makhado, Limpopo on Friday, spokesperson Paul Ramaloko said. A house and two luxury cars belonging to Prince Manyuma were seized in the morning. Ramaloko said Manyuma was allegedly handed
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The Asset Forfeiture Unit seized R2.9m worth of luxury goods from a former bishop in Port Elizabeth, a report said on Wednesday. According to eNCA , the AFU raided the home of fraud accused Samuel Banzana after a High Court ruling granting the
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A full-patch member of the White Rock Hells Angels pleaded guilty in Surrey Provincial Court Tuesday to possession of cocaine for the purpose of trafficking. Brent Douglas Milne, 51, will remain on bail pending a sentencing hearing on Sept. 23. And
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Federal prosecutors just lost a quarter of a million dollars trying to take away the Mongols Motorcycle Club trademark...Revving up an unusual free-speech case, prosecutors in Southern California filed racketeering charges against the related Mongol
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B.C.'s anti-gang policing agency plans to release the names of as many gangsters as possible as part of a new strategy to combat deadly organized crime violence across the province...Dan Malo, head of the Combined Forces Special Enforcement Unit,
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April 23, 2013 Edward de Grazia, a lawyer and teacher who in the 1950s and '60s broadened the scope of what Americans would be allowed to read by helping to defeat government bans on sexually explicit books, died on April 11 in Potomac, Md.
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Price The question of what will happen to more than $460,000 seized by federal agents from Dallas County Commissioner John Wiley Price will have to wait until the conclusion of a parallel criminal investigation of the commissioner...Fitzwater granted
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