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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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Huawei CFO's Lawyer Attacks US Extradition Case in Canadian Trial
A lawyer for Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou argued on Monday that "double criminality" was at the centre of a trial to decide whether she can be extradited to the United States, a case that has strained relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Barack Obama Urges More Progress On Criminal Justice Reform
The United States has "much work to be done" to reform the criminal justice system and humanize the prison system, President Barack Obama said Thursday in a Harvard Law Review article.
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Mexico Approves The Extradition Of Chapo Guzman
The Mexican government has approved the extradition of drug lord Joaqun "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States, a decision aimed at delivering one of the world's most notorious criminals to the U.S. justice system to face a vast array of drug trafficking and organized crime charges.
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FIFA Corruption Scandal: Ecuador's Football Chief Refuses to Resign
Luis Chiriboga, who has had his position since 1998, told reporters on Friday that he would cooperate with the United States justice system so that his name would be cleared. He was among the 16 current and former high-ranking Latin American soccer executives from FIFA, in a corruption case that has shaken the organisation.
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Barack Obama Calls for Reform of US Criminal Justice System
US President Barack Obama today called for a meaningful reform of the US criminal justice system to make it "fairer" while citing that there are 2.2 million people behind bars in America and USD 80 billion is spent on them which adversely affects the economy.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For 'Rebalance' of US Justice System After Baltimore Riots
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said today "balance" should be restored in the US criminal justice system, denouncing discrimination blacks often face by police.
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Indian-American Parents of 'Abducted' Children Seek US Help
Around 60 Indian-Americans have asked the US government and the Congress to consider imposing sanctions on India, alleging that they have "not been able to get justice" from the Indian system in reuniting with their kids who have been "abducted" by their spouses there.
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Rwanda Court's Forgotten Men Pose Challenge to International Justice
Justin Mugenzi was legally cleared of any role in Rwanda's 1994 genocide. But an oversight in the international justice system means he remains a virtual prisoner in a United Nations safe house in the eastern African state of Tanzania.
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Rape victims say US military justice failed them
Former US troops who were raped during their time in uniform recounted their traumatic experiences at a Senate hearing and demanded changes to the military's justice system.
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Ajmal Kasab execution shows majesty of Indian justice system: Prithviraj Chavan
Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan says India has set an example of the rule of law through the trial and execution of 26/11 convict Ajmal Kasab when even the United States never tried Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden for the 9/11 attacks.
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Apple Ex-Employee Charged in US for Alleged Theft of Company's Self-Driving Technology
The United States on Tuesday announced charges in five cases involving alleged efforts to steal technology to benefit China, Russia and Iran including a former Apple engineer accused of targeting the company's technology on autonomous systems, including self-driving cars, and then fleeing to China.
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Huawei CFO's Lawyer Attacks US Extradition Case in Canadian Trial
A lawyer for Huawei Chief Financial Officer Meng Wanzhou argued on Monday that "double criminality" was at the centre of a trial to decide whether she can be extradited to the United States, a case that has strained relations between Ottawa and Beijing.
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Barack Obama Urges More Progress On Criminal Justice Reform
The United States has "much work to be done" to reform the criminal justice system and humanize the prison system, President Barack Obama said Thursday in a Harvard Law Review article.
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Mexico Approves The Extradition Of Chapo Guzman
The Mexican government has approved the extradition of drug lord Joaqun "El Chapo" Guzman to the United States, a decision aimed at delivering one of the world's most notorious criminals to the U.S. justice system to face a vast array of drug trafficking and organized crime charges.
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FIFA Corruption Scandal: Ecuador's Football Chief Refuses to Resign
Luis Chiriboga, who has had his position since 1998, told reporters on Friday that he would cooperate with the United States justice system so that his name would be cleared. He was among the 16 current and former high-ranking Latin American soccer executives from FIFA, in a corruption case that has shaken the organisation.
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Barack Obama Calls for Reform of US Criminal Justice System
US President Barack Obama today called for a meaningful reform of the US criminal justice system to make it "fairer" while citing that there are 2.2 million people behind bars in America and USD 80 billion is spent on them which adversely affects the economy.
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Hillary Clinton Calls For 'Rebalance' of US Justice System After Baltimore Riots
Democratic presidential hopeful Hillary Clinton said today "balance" should be restored in the US criminal justice system, denouncing discrimination blacks often face by police.
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Indian-American Parents of 'Abducted' Children Seek US Help
Around 60 Indian-Americans have asked the US government and the Congress to consider imposing sanctions on India, alleging that they have "not been able to get justice" from the Indian system in reuniting with their kids who have been "abducted" by their spouses there.
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Rwanda Court's Forgotten Men Pose Challenge to International Justice
Justin Mugenzi was legally cleared of any role in Rwanda's 1994 genocide. But an oversight in the international justice system means he remains a virtual prisoner in a United Nations safe house in the eastern African state of Tanzania.
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Rape victims say US military justice failed them
Former US troops who were raped during their time in uniform recounted their traumatic experiences at a Senate hearing and demanded changes to the military's justice system.
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Ajmal Kasab execution shows majesty of Indian justice system: Prithviraj Chavan
Maharashtra Chief Minister Prithviraj Chavan says India has set an example of the rule of law through the trial and execution of 26/11 convict Ajmal Kasab when even the United States never tried Al Qaeda founder Osama bin Laden for the 9/11 attacks.
