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France Court Confirms Ex-French PM's Conviction In Fake Jobs Scandal
France's Court of Cassation on Wednesday confirmed the conviction of former premier Francois Fillon in a fake jobs scandal that wrecked his 2017 presidential bid but ordered a new trial for his sentencing.
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Italian Court Rules Against Sikh Wanting To Carry Kirpan In Public
The Italian Supreme Court has ruled against a Sikh who wanted to carry a kirpan in public and said that migrants in the Western world must conform to the values of the society they have chosen to settle in.
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Egypt Court Overturns Life Sentence Against Ex-President Mohamed Mursi
Egypt's Court of Cassation overturned on Tuesday a life sentence against deposed President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood and ordered a retrial in the case that revolves around accusations of espionage with Palestinian group Hamas.
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Indian To Face Firing Squad For Killing Wife In UAE
In a rare instance, an Indian national along with his Pakistani friend will face the firing squad in the UAE after Dubai's highest court upheld their death sentence for killing the Indian's wife after she accused him of committing adultery with a Filipina.
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Egypt Court Postpones Hosni Mubarak Murder Retrial
Egypt's top court began a retrial today of ex-president Hosni Mubarak over the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprising that ousted him, but postponed the hearing after a brief session.
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D-Day for Amanda Knox Over Italy Murder Conviction
Amanda Knox is set to discover today whether she will be labelled a killer for life as Italy's top court rules on her conviction for the murder of a British student nearly eight years ago.
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Egypt Says Lack of Evidence Led to Al-Jazeera Retrial
An Egyptian court said it ordered a retrial of Al-Jazeera journalists due to a lack of evidence showing their alleged links to the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood, state media reported yesterday.
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Ruling expected soon in Silvio Berlusconi tax fraud case
Silvio Berlusconi's lawyers made a final attempt Wednesday to overturn a tax fraud conviction that threatens to derail the ex-premier's two-decade old political career banning him from holding public office, urging Italy's highest court to either acquit the business mogul or at least order a fresh trial in the long-running case stemming from film r...
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France Court Confirms Ex-French PM's Conviction In Fake Jobs Scandal
France's Court of Cassation on Wednesday confirmed the conviction of former premier Francois Fillon in a fake jobs scandal that wrecked his 2017 presidential bid but ordered a new trial for his sentencing.
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Italian Court Rules Against Sikh Wanting To Carry Kirpan In Public
The Italian Supreme Court has ruled against a Sikh who wanted to carry a kirpan in public and said that migrants in the Western world must conform to the values of the society they have chosen to settle in.
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Egypt Court Overturns Life Sentence Against Ex-President Mohamed Mursi
Egypt's Court of Cassation overturned on Tuesday a life sentence against deposed President Mohamed Mursi of the Muslim Brotherhood and ordered a retrial in the case that revolves around accusations of espionage with Palestinian group Hamas.
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Indian To Face Firing Squad For Killing Wife In UAE
In a rare instance, an Indian national along with his Pakistani friend will face the firing squad in the UAE after Dubai's highest court upheld their death sentence for killing the Indian's wife after she accused him of committing adultery with a Filipina.
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Egypt Court Postpones Hosni Mubarak Murder Retrial
Egypt's top court began a retrial today of ex-president Hosni Mubarak over the deaths of protesters during the 2011 uprising that ousted him, but postponed the hearing after a brief session.
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D-Day for Amanda Knox Over Italy Murder Conviction
Amanda Knox is set to discover today whether she will be labelled a killer for life as Italy's top court rules on her conviction for the murder of a British student nearly eight years ago.
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Egypt Says Lack of Evidence Led to Al-Jazeera Retrial
An Egyptian court said it ordered a retrial of Al-Jazeera journalists due to a lack of evidence showing their alleged links to the blacklisted Muslim Brotherhood, state media reported yesterday.
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Ruling expected soon in Silvio Berlusconi tax fraud case
Silvio Berlusconi's lawyers made a final attempt Wednesday to overturn a tax fraud conviction that threatens to derail the ex-premier's two-decade old political career banning him from holding public office, urging Italy's highest court to either acquit the business mogul or at least order a fresh trial in the long-running case stemming from film r...
