NAACP Legal Defense Fund files amicus brief in Darryl George, Barbers Hill case
The NAACP Legal Defense & Educational Fund filed an amicus brief in the ongoing legal battle between Barbers Hill Independent ...
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Ontario Court of Appeal upholds high bar for challenging Crown’s prosecutorial discretion
The Ontario Court of Appeal ruled that while private prosecutors can seek judicial review of the Crown's decision to withdraw ...
LIV Golf: Hong Kong working on deal to bring event back ‘year after year’, Law says
Hong Kong is working on a long-term agreement with LIV Golf to bring the “wonderful tournament back year after year”, the ...
How a single meeting in an underground car park triggered cricket great Stuart MacGill’s spectacular fall from grace
MacGill, 54, considered one of Australia’s great modern spinners, is staring down the barrel of a possible jail term after he ...
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Judge won't review case involving officer who kicked teen's head like a soccer ball
An Alberta judge won't review the Crown's decision not to charge an Edmonton police officer who kicked an Indigenous teenager ...
Constitution Hill to lay down law to regain Unibet Champion Hurdle crown
Constitution Hill can send the Cheltenham crowd wild by reclaiming his Unibet Champion Hurdle crown on day one of this year’s Festival ...
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LIV Golf: Hong Kong working on deal to bring event back ‘year after year’, Law says
Hong Kong was working on a long-term agreement with LIV Golf to bring the “wonderful tournament back year after year”, the city’s sports and tourism minister said on Sunday. And as record ...
UN judge Lydia Mugambe convicted of forcing young woman to become her slave
United Nations judge Lydia Mugambe, 49, was accused of taking "advantage of her status" over the woman in the 'most egregious ...
UN judge Lydia Mugambe guilty of modern slavery in UK court
A UK jury on Thursday found a United Nations judge guilty of modern slavery offences after she “took advantage” of her status ...
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Judge convicted of modern slavery offences
A Ugandan judge was today convicted at Oxford Crown Court of modern slavery offences against an individual who worked as her nanny. Lydia Mugambe, 49, was convicted of conspiring to breach UK ...