JURIST Supported by the University of Pittsburgh
PAPER CHASE NEWSBURSTDigest RSS feedFull RSS feed
Serious law. Primary sources. Global perspective.


Friday, September 10, 2004

Putin reverses position, allows parliamentary inquiry into school standoff
Chris Buell at 1:42 PM ET

Russian President Vladimir Putin agreed Friday to allow a parliamentary investigation into the events surrounding the deadly hostage crisis last week in the south of the country. Putin previously agreed to an internal investigation, but had opposed another inquiry, calling it unnecessary. The investigation will be carried out by the Federation Council, the upper house of the legislature. Mosnews.com has local coverage and background on the hostage standoff, which turned violent and ended with the deaths of 330. AP has more.




Link |  | print | subscribe | RSS feeds | latest newscast | Facebook page

For more legal news check the Paper Chase Archive...


LATEST LEGAL NEWS

 Egypt court acquits police officers accused of killing protester
11:39 AM ET, May 23

 Pakistan court refuses bail to Musharraf over detention of judges
10:52 AM ET, May 23

 US lawmakers urge media shield law
9:56 AM ET, May 23

 click for more...

Get JURIST legal news delivered daily to your e-mail!

LATEST FORUM

The War on Terror and the Need for Muslim Support
DOMESTIC
Faisal Kutty
Valparaiso University Law School

ABOUT

Paper Chase is JURIST's real-time legal news service, powered by a team of 30 law student reporters and editors led by law professor Bernard Hibbitts at the University of Pittsburgh School of Law. As an educational service, Paper Chase is dedicated to presenting important legal news and materials rapidly, objectively and intelligibly in an accessible, ad-free format.

CONTACT

Paper Chase welcomes comments, tips and URLs from readers. E-mail us at JURIST@jurist.org