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- CHINA to try eight people over deadly Tiananmen attack http://t.co/r3bYR6Ayoh
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- US: Setback in Push to Exonerate Man Convicted in 1990 Manhattan Killing http://t.co/Et1DgPeE3W
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- US: Book Guiding Border Agents on Force Is Released http://t.co/IhLpFONIgx
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- Objections to outsourcing of children’s services | New Law Journal: http://t.co/Z6okdtf2Z9
- Legal Aid Agency may have to bear cost of expert fees | New Law Journal: http://t.co/x5RGF5mdPQ
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- INDIA gang rapes: Police says all suspects arrested http://t.co/fbEhiZUs9D
- Row brews as Angela Merkel backs Juncker as EU chief http://t.co/ibVvsdzzSg
- US Defence Secrertary Chuck Hagel: Beijing 'destabilising' South CHINA Sea http://t.co/oLIQZj53b4
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- Swindon Town's ongoing boardroom battle is set to be resolved at a High Court hearing set for 26 June http://t.co/gatTmTcWVH
- Hillsborough inquests: Safety certificate 'out of date' http://t.co/kj7Rj3K0dy
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- SYRIA conflict: US citizen carried out suicide attack http://t.co/fApxbguc4Z
- David Cameron condemns Meriam Ibrahim sentence in Sudan http://t.co/poIUIfMwLb
- US: Transgender people cannot be denied sex-reassignment Medicare coverage http://t.co/SUwRDP6ixL
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- Con woman 'shaman' jailed for 10 years over £1m frauds http://t.co/lcAxVW5Zv3
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- US: Harold Baer Jr., Judge Whose Civil Liberties Rulings Drew Fire, Dies at 81 http://t.co/dyra6cnnxU
- Cyberespionage Attacks Tied to Hackers in IRAN http://t.co/wDdVCIGW9U
- US: Lawmakers Modest Proposal: To Pass Spending Bills on Time http://t.co/o5O4rlhf25
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- UK law firms snapping up non-executive directors as they seek to beef up corporate structures | Global Legal Post http://t.co/fW7HkK9KL4
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- Black lawyer count falls at top US firms | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/YuBDp9OrRA
- European law firms are finding the Chinese market difficult | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/V2Ym4Yfz0T
- US law firms take a punt on start-ups | The Global Legal Post http://t.co/3lop620DJ9
- US: Oklahoma town lays claim to 'Old Sparky' in battle over electric chair http://t.co/caVN9RxXgQ
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