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Supreme Court relieves Luzerne judge of duties Friday, December 04, 2009 The Associated Press Pennsylvania's highest court says a Luzerne County judge can no longer take any official action a day after he was charged in a federal corruption probe. The...
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A decade after Canada was first lobbied to deport a man convicted in absentia of the 1975 assassination of the "founding father" of Bangladesh — Sheik Mujibur Rahman — the Canadian government is under renewed pressure from the South Asian nation to expel...
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CJI]", by staying CIC's another direction to part with details the collegium considered while appointing three judges to SC by superseding senior judges, including Delhi high court chief justice AP Shah. Holding that he was covered by the landmark Right...
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Jack White, 65, at his home in Orillia, has been allowed to reopen his case. His lawyer, James Lockyer, will present 'fresh' evidence in a bid to quash White’s conviction for sexual assault in a case that dates back to 1989. (Dec. Jack White's 1995 trial...
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Canada's Supreme Court Thursday ordered a new trial of an Edmonton man who allegedly tried to lure a young girl using the Internet. A 7-0 majority dismissed the appeal by Bartholomew Legare, who claimed he was not breaking the country's Internet luring...
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About 300 First Nations people protested against the HST, the first day of public hearings on the issue at Queen's Park. (Dec. Three-quarters of Ontarians oppose the looming 13 per cent harmonized sales tax, suggests a new Toronto Star -Angus Reid Public...
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Prime Minister Stephen Harper inspects the honour guard with Wen Jiabao, Premier of China, in the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, Dec...Prime Minister Stephen Harper told Chinese President Hu Jintao on Thursday that he had always dreamed of...
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The House of Commons has taken the first step to allow provinces to harmonize the provincial sales tax and federal GST on products and services. In a 192-32 vote, the Conservatives, Liberals and Bloc Quebecois supported the ways and means motion amending...
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THE Suva City Council has a new special administrator. SCC chief executive Ilitomasi Verenakadavu said Marica Hallacy was the new administrator...Prior to taking up her new appointment, Ms Hallacy worked for Colonial National Bank for eight years.
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The campaign will be carried out by the Suva City Council and International Volunteers. SCC assistant health educator Andrew Prasad said the campaign would be known as "Clean up Suva". He said they expected more than 300 people to take part in the clean...
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