Abu Ghraib Detainees Awarded $42 Million
A US jury awarded $42 million to three former Abu Ghraib detainees, holding military contractor CACI responsible for their torture and mistreatment.
Abu Ghraib Detainees Awarded $42 Million
A US jury awarded $42 million to three former Abu Ghraib detainees, holding military contractor CACI responsible for their torture and mistreatment.
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Judge slashes $38M verdict in NH youth detention abuse case
A New Hampshire judge drastically reduced a $38 million verdict in a youth detention center abuse case due to a legal dispute over the definition of an "incident."
Judge slashes $38M verdict in NH youth detention abuse case
A New Hampshire judge drastically reduced a $38 million verdict in a youth detention center abuse case due to a legal dispute over the definition of an "incident."
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Dance Teacher Sentenced for Sex Abuse
A dance teacher in Modena, Italy, was sentenced to prison for sexually abusing a 14-year-old student. Despite the conviction, the teacher continues to work, prompting outrage from the victim's mother.
Dance Teacher Sentenced for Sex Abuse
A dance teacher in Modena, Italy, was sentenced to prison for sexually abusing a 14-year-old student. Despite the conviction, the teacher continues to work, prompting outrage from the victim's mother.
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Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
Spain Considers Eliminating Statute of Limitations for Child Sexual Abuse
The Spanish Congress votes to consider a bill eliminating statutes of limitations for serious child sexual abuse crimes, a move supported by victims and some international human rights organizations.
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Italian Courts Resist Ruling on Prisoners' Intimacy
The article discusses the challenges of implementing an Italian Constitutional Court ruling granting prisoners the right to intimate conjugal visits, highlighting judicial resistance and practical difficulties.
Italian Courts Resist Ruling on Prisoners' Intimacy
The article discusses the challenges of implementing an Italian Constitutional Court ruling granting prisoners the right to intimate conjugal visits, highlighting judicial resistance and practical difficulties.
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Sotomayor Defies Calls to Retire
Justice Sotomayor ignores calls to retire amid concerns about a potential Trump presidency and the future balance of the Supreme Court.
Sotomayor Defies Calls to Retire
Justice Sotomayor ignores calls to retire amid concerns about a potential Trump presidency and the future balance of the Supreme Court.
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CACI Held Liable for Abu Ghraib Torture
A US jury awarded $42 million to three former Abu Ghraib detainees, holding CACI, a military contractor, responsible for their torture.
CACI Held Liable for Abu Ghraib Torture
A US jury awarded $42 million to three former Abu Ghraib detainees, holding CACI, a military contractor, responsible for their torture.
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PSNI Failed in Katie Simpson Murder Investigation
A police watchdog report criticizes the PSNI's handling of Katie Simpson's death, initially classified as suicide but later suspected to be murder. Investigative failures and disciplinary actions are detailed.
PSNI Failed in Katie Simpson Murder Investigation
A police watchdog report criticizes the PSNI's handling of Katie Simpson's death, initially classified as suicide but later suspected to be murder. Investigative failures and disciplinary actions are detailed.
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Italian Prison Guard Assault Trial
Ten prison officers in Reggio Emilia, Italy, are on trial for assaulting an inmate; one officer testified and apologized.
Italian Prison Guard Assault Trial
Ten prison officers in Reggio Emilia, Italy, are on trial for assaulting an inmate; one officer testified and apologized.
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Taghi's Appeal in Marengo Trial
Ridouan Taghi, convicted in the Marengo trial, has new lawyers for his appeal. The trial involved accusations of multiple murders and the previous lawyer withdrew from the case.
Taghi's Appeal in Marengo Trial
Ridouan Taghi, convicted in the Marengo trial, has new lawyers for his appeal. The trial involved accusations of multiple murders and the previous lawyer withdrew from the case.
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Italy's Judicial Showdown over Migrant Transfers
Tensions rise between Italian government and judiciary over migrant transfer rulings; debate about judicial independence and EU law.
Italy's Judicial Showdown over Migrant Transfers
Tensions rise between Italian government and judiciary over migrant transfer rulings; debate about judicial independence and EU law.
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Trump's Political Prosecutions: Will He Act?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential use of the federal government against political opponents after his 2024 election win.
Trump's Political Prosecutions: Will He Act?
Analysis of Donald Trump's potential use of the federal government against political opponents after his 2024 election win.
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