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A Divorcing Couple Asked A Judge To Treat Their Dogs Like Children. Here Is His Reply.
"Dogs are wonderful creatures," read the first line of a ruling from a Canadian judge. Over the next paragraph, the judge continued singing the praises of man's best friend: Dogs are often highly intelligent, he wrote. Sensitive. Active. Constant and faithful companions.
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Canadian Court Rules Donald Trump Can Face Claims In Toronto Tower Case
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump can be pursued for some claims made by investors in a hybrid hotel-condo tower in Toronto bearing his name, according to a Canadian court ruling released on Thursday.
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Canada's Top Court Curbs Police Sting Operations
Canada's top court on Thursday quashed evidence from a police sting that helped secure guilty verdicts against a man tried for the murders of his twin daughters a ruling which now casts hundreds of convictions in doubt.
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Canada to appeal court ruling allowing brothels
Canada's Justice Minister said on Wednesday that the government will appeal a landmark court ruling last month that quashed portions of a law banning brothels and living off the avails of prostitution. "Prostitution is harmful for society as it exploits Canada's most vulnerable people, especially woman," Minister Rob Nicholson said in parliament. ...
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A Divorcing Couple Asked A Judge To Treat Their Dogs Like Children. Here Is His Reply.
"Dogs are wonderful creatures," read the first line of a ruling from a Canadian judge. Over the next paragraph, the judge continued singing the praises of man's best friend: Dogs are often highly intelligent, he wrote. Sensitive. Active. Constant and faithful companions.
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Canadian Court Rules Donald Trump Can Face Claims In Toronto Tower Case
US Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump can be pursued for some claims made by investors in a hybrid hotel-condo tower in Toronto bearing his name, according to a Canadian court ruling released on Thursday.
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Canada's Top Court Curbs Police Sting Operations
Canada's top court on Thursday quashed evidence from a police sting that helped secure guilty verdicts against a man tried for the murders of his twin daughters a ruling which now casts hundreds of convictions in doubt.
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Canada to appeal court ruling allowing brothels
Canada's Justice Minister said on Wednesday that the government will appeal a landmark court ruling last month that quashed portions of a law banning brothels and living off the avails of prostitution. "Prostitution is harmful for society as it exploits Canada's most vulnerable people, especially woman," Minister Rob Nicholson said in parliament. ...
