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News States brief ~ Iowa high court rules city cannot control adjacent nature preserve
States brief ~ Iowa high court rules city cannot control adjacent nature preserve
Rachel Felton
August 5, 2005 04:56:00 pm

Leading Friday's states brief, the Iowa Supreme Court ruled today that Cedar Rapids does not have the authority to expand its control to include a preserve adjacent to the city because the city's extra-territorial jurisdiction does not...

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August 5, 2005 04:16:00 pm

Legal news from JURIST is available by e-mail as a free daily digest. Get the day's most important national and international legal news stories enhanced with research links to rulings, legislation and other timely online resources selected by our...

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News Corporations and securities brief ~ CIBC pays Enron $250 million to settle suit
Corporations and securities brief ~ CIBC pays Enron $250 million to settle suit
James Murdock
August 5, 2005 04:06:00 pm

Leading Friday's corporations and securities law brief, the Canadian Imperial Bank of Commerce (CIBC) has agreed to pay Enron Corp. $250 million. The payment follows a a $2.4 billion settlement with Enron shareholders [JURIST...

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News Court blocks US government logging plan in largest national forest
Court blocks US government logging plan in largest national forest
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 03:31:00 pm

A three-judge panel of the US Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit on Friday rejected a US government plan that would have allowed vast undeveloped areas of the country's largest national forest to be...

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News Privacy groups challenge DOJ effort to eavesdrop on airline passengers
Privacy groups challenge DOJ effort to eavesdrop on airline passengers
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 02:53:00 pm

Two technology privacy groups have asked the Federal Communications Commission to block a proposal that would give the US Department of Justice broad powers to listen-in on cellphone calls and monitor online computer activity by airline passengers....

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News UN denounces rights violations in Burundi
UN denounces rights violations in Burundi
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 02:16:00 pm

Ismael Diallo, Chief of the Human Rights Division of the UN Operation in Burundi , has deplored ongoing rights violations in the central African state, indicating that 53 summary executions of civilians were reported in Burundi in July...

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News Former WorldCom accountant gets prison, house arrest
Former WorldCom accountant gets prison, house arrest
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 01:35:00 pm

Former WorldCom accounting executive Betty Vinson was sentenced Friday to five months in jail with an additional five months under house arrest for her role in the $11 billion fraud at the telecommunications giant that resulted in its bankruptcy....

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News Australian PM considers tougher anti-terror laws, plans terror summit
Australian PM considers tougher anti-terror laws, plans terror summit
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 12:37:00 pm

Australian Prime Minister John Howard on Friday announced a planned summit meeting of Australian state leaders and security advisors next month to mull over ways to reduce Australia's vulnerability to terrorist attacks. Howard is debating whether terror...

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News Lawsuit prompts Pentagon release of returning coffin photos
Lawsuit prompts Pentagon release of returning coffin photos
Tom Henry
August 5, 2005 11:51:00 am

The Pentagon has released 32 new or recently uncensored images of the coffins of US soldiers and agreed to quickly fulfill any future Freedom of Information Act requests for images of US war casualties. The release...

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News Iraqi constitutional conference delayed
Iraqi constitutional conference delayed
Christopher Tate
August 5, 2005 11:49:00 am

Iraqi leaders Friday put off a high-level constitutional meeting for two days while the Iraqi Kurdistan National Assembly convened in an emergency session and consultations between major players continued. Iraqi President Jalal Talabani had called...

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John Jay, the first Chief Justice of the state of New York, co-author of the Federalist Papers and first Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, was born on December 12, 1745. Read a biographical sketch of John Jay, and pay a virtual visit to the John Jay Homestead, to which he retired in 1801.

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