Defense lawyers acting for Saddam Hussein in his genocide trial again failed to appear in court Wednesday, despite an agreement with the chief judge allowing them to rejoin the proceedings. The lawyers...
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Saddam lawyers continue to boycott genocide trial
Turkish parliament condemns French Armenian genocide denial bill
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Senior Abu Ghraib interrogator was worried about inexperience: testimony
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Military Commissions Act assailed by rights groups after signing
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DOJ faults deportation flights as inefficient, possibly unsafe
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Federal appeals court upholds terrorist designation for militant Jewish group
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Georgian Republic says Russia treatment of illegal immigrants ‘inhuman’
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Federal judge permits 9/11 cleanup workers to sue NYC, Port Authority
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Hate crimes 2005 report [FBI]
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Kenneth Lay conviction ruling [US DC]
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The Turkish Parliament on Tuesday passed a resolution condemning a French bill that criminalizes any refusal to characterize the WWI-era mass killings of Armenians in Turkey as genocide, but did...
US Army Col. Thomas Pappas testified Tuesday that the senior officer running the interrogation center at Iraq's Abu Ghraib prison was concerned when he was chosen that he did not have the proper training...
Advocacy groups and policymakers have reacted strongly to the Military Commissions Act of 2006 , signed into law by President Bush on Tuesday, calling it a denial of civil liberties while predicting it...
The air transportation system used by the federal government to deport illegal immigrants and transfer federal prisoners could be more secure and cost-effective, according to an audit report released Tuesday by the Department of Justice Inspector General....
The Jewish organization Kahane Chai was properly designated as a terrorist organization by the US Department of State in 1997 and former Secretary of State Colin Powell in 2003, a federal appeals court...
The government of the Georgian Republic on Tuesday publicly accused Russia of inhuman treatment and committing "gross violations" of international standards while rounding up Georgian nationals for deportation. One Georgian man died at the...
A federal judge on Tuesday permitted a lawsuit, filed on behalf of 3,000 emergency workers who allege health problems resulting from the cleanup of the Sept. 11 attacks at the World Trade Center site, to proceed...
Hate Crime Statistics 2005, Federal Bureau of Investigation, October 17, 2006 . Read...
United States v. Lay, US District Court for the Southern District of Texas, October 17, 2006 [vacating the fraud and conspiracy conviction of Enron founder Kenneth Lay because he died before his sentencing date and therefore was not afforded an...
