Israeli Defense Minister Shaul Mofaz said Tuesday that Israel would consider resorting to targeted killings of Hamas leaders if the group resumes attacks in Israel. Hamas , regarded by much of the international community to be...
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Israel says new Palestinian Hamas leaders could be subject to targeted killings
French tribunal rules against Sikh turbans in driver’s license photos
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International brief ~ Uganda opposition leader not guilty on rape charges
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DOJ asks court to dismiss detainee torture lawsuit against Rumsfeld
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UK government to propose admitting wiretap evidence at trials
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Germany considers largest constitutional reform in 50 years
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UK presses US to ratify extradition treaty
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Line-item veto bill [White House]
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Campus military recruiting ruling [US SC]
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Iraq detentions and torture report [Amnesty International]
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The French Conseil d'Etat , the country's highest administrative tribunal, held Monday that Sikhs have to remove their turbans to be photographed for driver's licenses as a matter of public security. The ruling overturned an...
Leading Tuesday's international brief, Ugandan opposition leader Kizza Besigye has been found not guilty of rape by a High Court judge who ridiculed the disarray of the prosecutor's office in presenting jumbled and often mislabeled evidence and...
US government lawyers on Monday asked a federal court to dismiss a lawsuit filed by two rights groups against US Defense Secretary Donald Rumsfeld over detainee abuse in Iraq and Afghanistan. The American...
UK Home Secretary Charles Clarke is expected to propose legislation that would allow the use of wiretap evidence in British courtrooms, specifically in cases of organized crime and terrorism, according to British press reports Tuesday. The...
German Chancellor Angela Merkel announced Monday that her cabinet had approved a new bill to jump-start the biggest constitutional reform in Germany since 1949. The bill is meant...
UK Home Secretary Charles Clarke protested the failure of the United States to ratify the latest US-UK extradition treaty , ratified by the UK parliament in 2003, at a meeting Monday...
Legislative Line-Item Veto Act of 2006, White House, March 6, 2006 [proposed bill giving the President "line-item" veto power over specific provisions in Congressional spending bills by empowering him to send special proposals on spending earmarks to Congress which would...
Rumsfeld v. Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights, Supreme Court of the United States, March 6, 2006 .Read the...
Beyond Abu Ghraib: detention and torture in Iraq, Amnesty International, March 6, 2006 . Read the full text of the report. Reported in JURIST's Paper...
