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Marine Le Pen Appeal Ruling Could Come Before 2027 Presidential Vote: French Court
A French appeals court said Tuesday it would examine Marine Le Pen's case within a timeframe that could potentially allow the far-right leader to contest the 2027 presidential election if her conviction is overturned.
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Trump Says Conviction Of France's Far Right Leader Is "Big Deal", Similar to His Case
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's conviction and resulting prohibition from running in the 2027 presidential election was a "very big deal."
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Marine Le Pen To Appeal Conviction In Fake Jobs Trial
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen will appeal her conviction for embezzlement of public funds, her lawyer said Monday, after a court handed her a five-year ban on running for office.
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US Man Spiked Co-Worker's Coca-Cola With Super Glue, Arrested
If convicted of this Class I felony, he faces a fine of up to $10,000 and/or a maximum prison sentence of three years and six months.
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Ex-Barcelona Star Dani Alves Has Rape Conviction Overturned
A Spanish appeals court overturned Friday former Brazil international footballer Dani Alves' rape conviction, citing insufficient evidence.
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Ex-Barcelona Footballer Dani Alves Has Rape Conviction Annulled
A Spanish appeals court overturned Friday former Brazil international footballer Dani Alves' rape conviction, arguing his trial was marked by "shortcomings" and "inaccuracies".
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'Yeshu Yeshu Prophet' Bajinder Singh Found Guilty In 2018 Rape Case
Punjab's self-styled Christian pastor Bajinder Singh, who is popularly known as 'Yeshu Yeshu prophet', was on Friday convicted in a 2018 rape case.
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Supreme Court To Examine Whether Writ Petition Can Be Filed Against Death Penalty Confirmed By It
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would examine whether a writ petition could seek the review of its confirmation of death penalty in light of the 2022 verdict asking mitigating circumstances in such cases to be factored in.
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Japan's Longest Serving Death Row Inmate Awarded $1.4 Million
A Japanese man wrongly convicted of murder who was the world's longest-serving death row inmate has been awarded $1.4 million in compensation, an official said Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Upholds Order Allowing Murder Convicts To Pursue Law Course
The Supreme Court said the Bar Council of India had no business to get into legal education, which should be left to jurists and academicians.
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Acted "In Accordance With The Law": China On Executing 4 Canadians
Beijing suggested on Thursday the Canadians had been convicted over narcotics offences, saying "... combating drug crimes is the common responsibility of all countries".
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1% Conviction Rate Against Politicians Leaves Probe Agency ED Red-Faced
At a time the Enforcement Directorate was busy questioning RJD chief Lalu Yadav in Patna on Wednesday, the Centre informed Parliament that the conviction rate of the probe agency in terms of cases against politicians has been about 1% in 10 years.
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After 40 Years, Rape Survivor Gets Justice From Supreme Court
Upholding a man's conviction in a 39-year-old rape case, the Supreme Court has commiserated with the woman and her family, who had to wait so long for closure.
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Louisiana Issues 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution For Death Row Killer Jessie Hoffman
Convicted rapist and murderer Jessie Hoffman became the first death row inmate in Louisiana, and only the fifth in the United States, to be executed using nitrogen gas on Tuesday.
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Ohio Grandmother Was Killed By Pitbulls High On Cocaine, Claims Lawsuit
The owners of the dogs, Adam Withers and his mother Susan Withers, were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in February.
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Marine Le Pen Appeal Ruling Could Come Before 2027 Presidential Vote: French Court
A French appeals court said Tuesday it would examine Marine Le Pen's case within a timeframe that could potentially allow the far-right leader to contest the 2027 presidential election if her conviction is overturned.
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Trump Says Conviction Of France's Far Right Leader Is "Big Deal", Similar to His Case
US President Donald Trump said on Monday that French far-right leader Marine Le Pen's conviction and resulting prohibition from running in the 2027 presidential election was a "very big deal."
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Marine Le Pen To Appeal Conviction In Fake Jobs Trial
France's far-right leader Marine Le Pen will appeal her conviction for embezzlement of public funds, her lawyer said Monday, after a court handed her a five-year ban on running for office.
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US Man Spiked Co-Worker's Coca-Cola With Super Glue, Arrested
If convicted of this Class I felony, he faces a fine of up to $10,000 and/or a maximum prison sentence of three years and six months.
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Ex-Barcelona Star Dani Alves Has Rape Conviction Overturned
A Spanish appeals court overturned Friday former Brazil international footballer Dani Alves' rape conviction, citing insufficient evidence.
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Ex-Barcelona Footballer Dani Alves Has Rape Conviction Annulled
A Spanish appeals court overturned Friday former Brazil international footballer Dani Alves' rape conviction, arguing his trial was marked by "shortcomings" and "inaccuracies".
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'Yeshu Yeshu Prophet' Bajinder Singh Found Guilty In 2018 Rape Case
Punjab's self-styled Christian pastor Bajinder Singh, who is popularly known as 'Yeshu Yeshu prophet', was on Friday convicted in a 2018 rape case.
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Supreme Court To Examine Whether Writ Petition Can Be Filed Against Death Penalty Confirmed By It
The Supreme Court on Thursday said it would examine whether a writ petition could seek the review of its confirmation of death penalty in light of the 2022 verdict asking mitigating circumstances in such cases to be factored in.
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Japan's Longest Serving Death Row Inmate Awarded $1.4 Million
A Japanese man wrongly convicted of murder who was the world's longest-serving death row inmate has been awarded $1.4 million in compensation, an official said Tuesday.
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Supreme Court Upholds Order Allowing Murder Convicts To Pursue Law Course
The Supreme Court said the Bar Council of India had no business to get into legal education, which should be left to jurists and academicians.
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Acted "In Accordance With The Law": China On Executing 4 Canadians
Beijing suggested on Thursday the Canadians had been convicted over narcotics offences, saying "... combating drug crimes is the common responsibility of all countries".
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1% Conviction Rate Against Politicians Leaves Probe Agency ED Red-Faced
At a time the Enforcement Directorate was busy questioning RJD chief Lalu Yadav in Patna on Wednesday, the Centre informed Parliament that the conviction rate of the probe agency in terms of cases against politicians has been about 1% in 10 years.
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After 40 Years, Rape Survivor Gets Justice From Supreme Court
Upholding a man's conviction in a 39-year-old rape case, the Supreme Court has commiserated with the woman and her family, who had to wait so long for closure.
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Louisiana Issues 1st Nitrogen Gas Execution For Death Row Killer Jessie Hoffman
Convicted rapist and murderer Jessie Hoffman became the first death row inmate in Louisiana, and only the fifth in the United States, to be executed using nitrogen gas on Tuesday.
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Ohio Grandmother Was Killed By Pitbulls High On Cocaine, Claims Lawsuit
The owners of the dogs, Adam Withers and his mother Susan Withers, were convicted of involuntary manslaughter in February.
