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Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Law, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 1,024 stories have been published about Law which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.Stay current with all the latest and breaking news from Law, compare headlines and perspectives between news sources on stories happening today. In total, 1,024 stories have been published about Law which Ground News has aggregated in the past 3 months.
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Europe · BerlinGermany’s parliament on Wednesday approved a resolution recognizing as genocide Ukraine’s 1930s “Holodomor,” a famine believed to have killed more than 3 million Ukrainians under the repressive rule of Soviet leader Josef Stalin.See the Story
German parliament labels 1930s Ukraine famine as genocide
47% Center coverage: 21 sources
Alex JonesFar-right conspiracy theorist Alex Jones filed for personal bankruptcy Friday. The move will slow down the Sandy Hook families' ability to collect the $1.4 billion in compensatory damages, punitive damages and attorney fees and costs. A Sandy Hook attorney says filing for bankruptcy will not to stop Jones from paying the plaintiffs.See the Story
Infowars host Alex Jones files for personal bankruptcy
50% Center coverage: 12 sources
Law · IranIran reports for the first time that more than 300 people have died in two months of protests. Death toll includes those who have taken to the streets as well as dozens of police, troops and IRGC militia. Iran has blamed its enemies for the civil unrest, pointing at the United States, other Western powers and Israel.See the Story
Iran says more than 300 killed in protests over Mahsa Amini’s death
63% Left coverage: 8 sources
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LawPresident of the Public Prosecutor's Union of Magistrates, Adão Carvalho, assures that, despite the fact that the criminal policy law has expired, the work of magistrates is not “conditioned”.See the Story
Criminal Policy. “Law is not enough, resources are lacking”
Law · MinnesotaMinneapolis to compensate protesters injured in George Floyd protests. ACLU-MN reached a settlement with the city of Minneapolis over police mistreatment of civilians during 2020 protests. The settlement includes a $600,000 payment, $50,000 to each injured protester, and numerous reforms.See the Story
Minneapolis settles with 12 hurt in George Floyd protests - Austin Daily Herald
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Law · AlabamaAniah's Law was passed this November to expand the types of criminal charges ineligible for pre-trial bail in Alabama. The law is named for Aniah Blanchard, a woman tragically kidnapped and murdered in late 2019. Lawmakers should consider amending the new list of non-bailable crimes, and at the very least should add provisions that uphold the rights of the accused.See the Story
Guilty without bail until proven innocent in Alabama? Aniah's Law full of flaws
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Law · ChileICJ rules Chile and Bolivia entitled to equitable and reasonable access to shared river. The case is formally referred to as the Dispute over the Status and Use of the Waters of the Silala. The dispute arose in 2016 when Bolivia asserted that Chile should not have rights to the river.See the Story
Dispute between Chile and Bolivia over Silala settled by ICJ ruling
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
LawRichard Allen, 50, faces two counts of murder for the deaths of Abigail Williams, 13, and Liberty German, 14. Allen's attorneys have questioned the strength of the probable cause affidavit charging him with the 2017 crimes. I-Team 8 spoke with a former prosecutor and defense attorney to find out more.See the Story
Law community debates strength of Delphi murder suspect's probable cause affidavit
100% Left coverage: 1 sources
Law · Oklahoma CityOKLAHOMA CITY — In response to Oklahoma’s continued teacher shortage, lawmakers passed a measure that no longer requires educators to have a college degree in order to teach permanently in public schools.See the Story
Law letting high school grads teach blasted
Law · Fort WorthWinter doesn’t officially begin until Dec. 21 but some pre-season cold fronts have already reminded North Texans how important it is to have a winter coat – and for many youngsters in impoverished areas, having a coat to ward off the frigid temperatures is often a luxury. With that in mind, the Witherite Law Group […]See the Story
Law group, school district team up to provide coats for kids
Refugees · PittsburghThe European Center for Constitutional and Human Rights (ECCHR) filed a criminal complaint with the International Criminal Court (ICC) Some of the accused include high-ranking officials of EU Member States such as Italy and Malta and other EU agencies. The ICC has been investigating the situation in Libya but has not yet opened a case for crimes specifically committed against Libyan refugees.See the Story
