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Press standards to be investigated by parliamentary select committeeA parliamentary committee is to investigate issues of privacy, libel and standards in the press, in part prompted court cases relating to Madeleine McCann coverage. By Mark Sweney ... |
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DPP says abolish committal hearingsCommittal hearings are a vital screening process for court cases, a high-profile lawyer says after Victoria's DPP called for their abolition. ... |
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10 Most Bizarre UK Court CasesThe court of law is thought to be a rational place, but we’ve uncovered some of the most bizarre court cases that have ever graced the UK courts. ... |
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After presidential move, Germany close to ratifying EU treatyBerlin - Germany has moved a step closer to ratifying the treaty that reshapes the European Union, with its President Horst Koehler saying through a spokesman Wednesday he has approved it but cannot sign it yet because of pending court cases. Berlin ... ... |
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Federal lawsuits take on the humble hyperlinkDo web sites need permission to link to other web sites? Two current court cases raise that question at the federal level, leading Ars to wonder if this could mean "the end of the web as we know it." ... |
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