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The U.S. Supreme Court has dismissed Virginia death row inmate Edward Nathaniel Bell's appeal.
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CINCINNATI -- The U.S. Supreme Court has rejected an appeal from an Ohio prisoner who argued he is too obese to be executed. Richard Cooey is scheduled to be put to death Tuesday.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court on Tuesday rejected an appeal by a Georgia death row inmate who says he is innocent of murder and who sought a new trial or a hearing to examine recently discovered evidence.
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The Supreme Court today refused to hear an appeal by a Georgia man facing execution for the 1989 murder of a police officer, declining to decide whether the death penalty should be ruled out for a defendant who presents strong evidence of innocence.
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CINCINNATI (AP) -- Lawyers for an Ohio death row inmate who unsuccessfully argued that he is too fat to die by lethal injection have filed an appeal with the U.S. Supreme Court to halt Tuesday's execution....
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Convicted in 1991 of murdering off-duty police officer Mark MacPhail, Troy Davis will be put to death after the Supreme Court halted his execution to consider his appeal involving seven witnesses recanting their statements of his guiltiness.
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After temporarily sparing an inmate from the death penalty, the Supreme Court has declined his appeal.
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After temporarily sparing an inmate from the death penalty, the Supreme Court has declined his appeal.
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The U.S. Supreme Court has declined to hear Richard Hatch's appeal of his conviction for failing to pay taxes on the $1 million prize he won on the debut season of "Survivor."
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ATLANTA -- The Supreme Court cleared the way Tuesday for a Georgia man to be put to death for killing a police officer, despite calls from his supporters to reconsider the case because seven of nine key witnesses against him have recanted their testimony.
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The Supreme Court yesterday refused to hear an appeal by a Georgia man facing execution for the 1989 murder of a police officer, declining to decide whether the death penalty should be ruled out for a defendant who presents strong evidence of innocence.
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JAKARTA (Reuters) - An Indonesian court rejected on Tuesday an appeal by three Islamic militants on death row for the 2002 Bali bombings challenging the country's method of executing convicts by firing squad.
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Execution by firing squad does not violate Indonesia's constitution, the country's top court ruled on Tuesday.
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The justices agree with a California court that the former fugitive can get a fair trial in a 2000 slaying even though a prosecutor helped a director turn the story into a fictionalized movie. It was an unusual true-crime tale of kidnapping and murder that made its way onto the movie screens before the man accused of orchestrating the crime stood trial in court.
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Germany's highest court has rejected an appeal by a man who admitted killing, dismembering and another man.
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BRUSSELS, Belgium -- A Belgian commercial court on Tuesday threw out a shareholder challenge to the fire sale of troubled bank Fortis to France's BNP Paribas.
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New Jersey's Supreme Court will determine what role a racial slur will play in the reckless manslaughter retrial of former NBA star Jayson Williams.
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The widows of nine miners who were killed in the 1992 Giant Mine explosion near Yellowknife will make their case for compensation before Canada's highest court.
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The country's top court has rejected the latest appeal from parents who want their autistic children to receive specialized therapies from Ontario school boards.
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The Supreme Court has turned down an emergency appeal from a New Jersey man who says President-elect Barack Obama is ineligible to be president because he was a British subject at birth.
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The plaintiff has argued that the president-elect is ineligible for the office because his father was born in Kenya. The Supreme Court turned down an emergency appeal today from a New Jersey man who claimed President-elect Barack Obama was not a natural-born citizen, and therefore was ineligible to become president.
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Posted by Rick Pearson at 1:55 p.m. SPRINGFIELD---The Illinois Supreme Court today rejected Atty. Gen. Lisa Madigan's attempt to have disgraced Gov. Rod Blagojevich declared unable to hold the office of Illinois chief executive, court officials said. The high court,...
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The state Supreme Court refuses to hear the motion filed by Attorney General Madigan to declare the governor unfit to serve.
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An Ohio death row inmate who says he is too overweight to be executed took his plea to the Supreme Court on Friday.
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Briefs in three cases awaiting the attention of the United States Supreme Court suggest the justice system in West Virginia is broken and the court should take steps to fix it.
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Onyschuk announced this to Ukrainian News.
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Oct 12, Colombo: Advisor to President Mahinda Rajapaksa and leftist politician Vasudeva Nanayakkara is to compile all necessary documentations seeking Supreme Court intervention...
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A President not implementing tasks specified for him by the constitution amounts to violation of con..
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A TWO-year-old girl died after being hit by a van on a busy shopping street.
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Driven by lawmakers from BYuT?
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Order clears the way for Georgia execution in case that has been adopted by death penalty opponents.
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A County Durham father-of-two was killed by a car making off with stolen lager, a court is told.
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Ohio has executed a 5-foot-7, 267-pound double murderer who argued his obesity made death by lethal injection inhumane.
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West Ham appeal to the Court of Arbitration for Sport as they try to avoid a huge payout to Sheffield United in the Carlos Tevez affair.
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A DEFENCE counsel has claimed that the gardai should not have investigated a case where a young man, who is charged with dangerous driving causing the deaths of a garda officer and a fireman, will soon learn his fate.
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Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner has filed an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court, asking for intervention into the state"s dispute over voter eligibility verification, the AP reports. The 6th U.S. Court of Appeals earlier this week ordered Brunner"s office to establish a system of verification that would match driver"s license numbers or Social Security numbers with new voter applications, something the state Republican Party had asked for. Over 650,000 new registrations have been turned into the state since January and Brunner"s office say about 200,000 of them have mismatched data. But Brunner says there are multiple reasons why applications may be mismatched and said that a new process of verification could lead to disenfranchising voters. "If the Sixth Circuit's decision is allowed to stand, an untold number of legitimate voters in Ohio will be forced to re-establish the bona fides of their vote before the county boards of elections, or they will stay home out of frustration or confusion," Brunner ...
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WASHINGTON (AP) -- The Supreme Court sided Friday with Ohio's top elections official in a dispute with the state Republican Party over voter registrations....
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The Supreme Court sided with the top Ohio election official Friday.
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