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The Supreme Court Enters the Surveillance DebateRight Side NewsSince 2004, the Supreme Court's transnational progressive bloc has forged a novel — and, in my view, a damaging — judicial oversight role in American national security. “separation of powers” — which used to mean that the judiciary deferred to the ...and more » |
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Ex-NM lawyer in DWI homicide gets paroleKFDASANTA FE, NM (AP) - A former Santa Fe attorney convicted in the drunken-driving death of a pedestrian has been granted parole. New Mexico Parole Board chair Sandy Dietz says Carlos Fierro was granted parole from prison Monday and is seeking to live in ...and more » |
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Attorney: Serial stabbings suspect heard voicesWPEC(AP) -- A lawyer for an Israeli immigrant charged with murder in a Michigan stabbing spree is telling jurors to find him not guilty by reason of insanity. Attorney Ed Zeineh (zany) says Elias Abuelazam (EE'-lee-us ah-BOOL'-ah-zahm) heard voices and saw ...and more » |
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Mawlawi's lawyer insists on his client's innocenceNOW LEBANONMohammad Hafza, the lawyer of Lebanese citizen Shadi al-Mawlawi, said on Tuesday that his client was innocent and did not belong to a terrorist group. Hafza told Future News that the judge questioned Mawlawi on his history of communications via the ...and more » |
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Shurat HaDin head to receive Zionism prizeJerusalem PostThough Israelis are aware of the role the IDF and the security services play in the fight against terrorism, one Tel Aviv attorney wants to show how lawyers, too, can help secure the Jewish state. Attorney Nitsana Darshan- Leitner, director of civil ... |
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Lawyer says soldier doesn't remember Iraq killingsWPECBy DOUG ESSER AP SEATTLE (AP) -- The lawyer for a sergeant charged with killing four other soldiers and a Navy officer in May 2009 at a mental health clinic in Iraq says it should not be a death penalty case. Attorney James Culp said Monday that Sgt. |
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