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Bobby Woods was sentenced to death in 1998 for the sexual assault, abduction and murder of an 11-year-old girl the previous year. Woods, 44, received lethal injection on Thursday about a half-hour after the US Supreme Court refused to halt his punishment,...
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The Supreme Court is weighing whether owners of beachfront homes in Florida must be compensated because a beach-widening project cost them their exclusive access to the Gulf of Mexico. The justices heard argument Wednesday in a case with potentially...
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The Supreme Court actually had little choice since Obama managed to change the law so that he has the discretion to declare that the release would endanger US soldiers. Of course earlier Obama had claimed that the photos showed nothing sensational....
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A US military review has called for overhauling the notorious American-run Bagram prison in Afghanistan because American officials are concerned that abuses and militant recruiting within local prisons are helping strengthen the Taliban, The New York...
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A group of beachfront property owners in Florida are set to argue on Wednesday at the US Supreme Court that Florida's highest court stripped them of their property rights and undercut the value of their land without paying any compensation. The case marks...
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Dozens of gun possession convictions statewide could be overturned in the coming months as state judges interpret a narrow US Supreme Court ruling that found Massachusetts routinely violated the constitutional rights of drug defendants. The 5-4 ruling...
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The Chief Justice wants to see another woman appointed to the Supreme Court. Dame Sian Elias made the call in an address to the Auckland Women Lawyers' Association last night...She says judges she has spoken to from the US Supreme Court say there was...
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Good news comes for the Ibalois, the original inhabitants of Kafagway, now known as Baguio City. The City Council recently passed a resolution declaring February 23, starting next year and every year thereafter as Ibaloi Day. Resolution 395, series of...
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A three-year battle that pitted claims of censorship against the right of Miami-Dade schools to remove from their shelves a book that portrays an inaccurate view of life in Cuba ended Monday on the steps of the U.S.
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Supreme Court turned away an appeal by a group of American Indians who said the Washington Redskins' nickname perpetuates racial stereotypes. The justices Monday let stand a lower court's rejection of the group's challenge to the National Football League...
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