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• South African appeal court affirms role of independent think tanks

  
  LIRNEasia — Authority: 132
  In a major win for think tanks seeking to bring evidence to the policy process in developing countries, the Supreme Court of Appeal in South Africa, its decision The Competition Commission of South Africa v TELKOM (Case No: 623/2008), has unequivocally overruled the claims of bias leveled against the LINK Centre, ...
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• Stripping of citizenship, contd

  
  Law is Cool — Authority: 431
  Father was never charged with war crime, family says The family of Helmut Oberlander says he was never a Nazi and he has not been charged by the federal government with any war crime.
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• International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women – November 25th

  
  WERI CHANNEL — Authority: 121
  November 25 is the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. The white ribbon has become the symbol for the day. Click on the picture to join the Community Posted in 101 resolutions to your friends, ADVENTURES, Afghanistan, AFRICA, Angola, Armenia, ASIA, AUSTRALIA, Azerbaijan, ...
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• Paris court to hear Briatore appeal on Tuesday

  
  Flagworld.com >> News — Authority: 454
  A Paris court will on Tuesday hear Flavio Briatore’s appeal against his lifetime motor racing ban. It emerged recently that, in the wake of the 59-year-old’s sanction by the FIA over the so-called crash-gate scandal, the Tribunal de Grande Instance would hear the case on November 24. He is also seeking a ...
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• iePolitics Commentary: Local newspapers display arrogance, Part 2

  
  iePolitics.com — Authority: 495
  The ink wasn’t even dry on the this evenings earlier commentary, when hot out of the Riverside Press Enterprise editorial board comes another gem titled Enough evasion . Last time I heard, the United States Constitution and Bill of Rights just might lead one to believe that citizens of this great country were ...
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• RivPE Editorial: Enough evasion

  
  iePolitics.com — Authority: 495
  10:00 PM PST on Monday, November 23, 2009 The Press-Enterprise Jim Erwin’s legal assault on the San Bernardino County district attorney showcased all the worst aspects of the county’s political atmosphere: a failure to accept any personal responsibility, a ready willingness to blame others and an ethical ...
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• Nelson v. Exxon Mobil: Punitive Damages Claims Can Be Assigned

  
  California Punitive Damages — Authority: 122
  This published opinion could be headed for the California Supreme Court. The opinion addresses whether the right to recover punitive damages is assignable under California law. The Court of Appeal (Third Appellate District) held that the right to recover punitive damages is assignable if that right arises from a ...
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• iePolitics: Erwin Recusal Hearing

  
  iePolitics.com — Authority: 495
  By now, most of our readership has already read in the mainstream media that Judge Duke Rouse denied Jim Erwin’s motion for recusal.  Several things were noted during today’s hearing. Judge Rouse admitted from the bench and on the record that he did not read the controlling authority in this instance.  The case ...
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• Court hears Bode George’s bail bid Dec. 1 – The Nation

  
  Nigerian Bulletin! — Authority: 151
  The Court of Appeal, sitting in Lagos, yesterday fixed hearing in the post-conviction bail motion brought by the jailed former Nigeria Ports Authority (NPA) Chairman Bode George for December 1.George’s motion will be taken along with those filed by his fellow convicts-Aminu Dabo, Olatunji Adeboye, Abdullahi Tafida, ...
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• Britain was aware of CIA’s barbaric torture techniques

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  London, Nov. 20 (ANI): Britain was aware about the CIA’s barbaric torture techniques on terror suspects at Guantanamo Bay, a former Gitmo detainee has claimed.Secret reports exchanged between MI5 and the CIA in 2002 clearly state that the American security services were using torture practices, which included ...
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• Stripping of citizenship

  
  Law is Cool — Authority: 431
  Accused war criminal wins chance to keep citizenship An appeal court has ordered the federal cabinet to revisit its decision to strip accused Nazi war criminal Helmut Oberlander of his Canadian citizenship.
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• Gunderson v. Wall: Inconsistencies in DefendantsTestimony Are Not Alone Sufficient to Support Punitive Damages

  
  California Punitive Damages — Authority: 122
  This unpublished opinion shoots down an argument that arises fairly often in punitive damages appeals. When the issue on appeal is whether the plaintiff failed to prove malice by clear and convincing evidence, plaintiffs sometimes argue that the defendants testimony contained inconsistencies, which shows the ...
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• Court strikes out suit against Yar’adua’s election – Daily Trust

  
  Nigerian Bulletin! — Authority: 151
  The Court of Appeal in Abuja yesterday struck out the petition filed by the Presidential Candidate of Hope Democratic Party (HDP) in the 2007 elections, Chief Ambrose Owuru challenging the election of President Umaru Musa Yar’adua. The petitioner in his statement of claim asked the court to hold that Yar’adua’s ...
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• Roses, Cheetahs and Gandalf – The SCA

  
  Afro-IP - african intellectual property law, practice and policies — Authority: 462
  On Monday Afro Leo had occasion to visit the Supreme Court of Appeal which is situated in a grand but compact building in Bloemfontein. Readers of this blog have asked for a piece on the experience. Whilst it is overwhelmingly apparent why Bloemfontein is known as the “city of roses", especially at this time of ...
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• Judges debate cultural bias in rulings

  
  Faisal Kutty.com — Authority: 131
  By Robert ToddWhile it’s impossible for them to come to the bench without a distinct view of the world, a panel of judges maintained recently that it’s their duty to keep cultural biases in check ... Related Posts B INTERNATIONAL COMMISSION OF JURISTS: ‘War’ mentality erodes rights, report says – Western ...
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• Joe Jackson set to appeal Michael’s will verdict

  
  Thaindian News — Authority: 729
  California, Nov 17 (THAINDIAN NEWS) Joe Jackson who is Michael Jackson’s father is not taking things lying down. He wasn’t included in his famous son’s will due to their estranged relations, but he is not taking things lying down. He is taking up his case to the California Court of Appeal.Joe Jackson lost his ...
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• EC to appeal court decision on Kota Siputeh (Update)

  
  Voice of Malaysian — Authority: 132
  KUCHING : The Election Commission, while respecting the Kuala Lumpur High Court’s decision declaring the Kota Siputeh seat in Kedah vacant, will however appeal against it at the highest level. Its chairman Tan Sri Abdul Aziz Mohd Yusof said the Commission was now awaiting the court’s decision on its application ...
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• Joe Jackson Appeals -- The Fight Isnt Over!

  
  TMZ.com | Celebrity Gossip | Entertainment News | Celebrity News — Authority: 840
  Filed under: Celebrity Justice , Michael Jackson Joe Jackson will ask the California Court of Appeal to teach the Superior Court judge in the Michael Jackson estate case a thing or two .... Weve learned Joe has filed legal papers setting the stage to challenge the decision throwing out his ... Permalink
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• November 14, 2009: Women Ski Jump? Not Yet. O!Snowbound!Decision! Do We Need To Call In Ms. Sarah Jeannette Connor?

  
  WORD ZOO — Authority: 125
      Challenging Presumption: Yet Again? Mona Lisa & The Nunavut Living Dictionary Project.   MONA LISA’S MIQQIT Who knew Ms. Mona Lisa had eyebrows? Or, miqqit for circumpolar speakers. Not me. French engineer Mr. Pascal Cotte found them by scanning with hefty, multi-mega-pixel ...
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• AFP blasted over rape evidence (Australian police ignored evidence of child rapists innocence)

  
  Stupidica — Authority: 175
  AN Australian wrongly spent more than two years in jail for child rape after the Australian Federal Police and the federal prosecutor denied the existence of crucial documents that would have exonerated him. Pilot Frederic Arthur Martens, 60, is threatening to sue the two agencies for millions of dollars after his ...
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