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Mumbai Terror Attack Case: Pak Sacks Chief Prosecutor For "Not Taking Government Line"
Pakistan's Interior Ministry has abruptly removed the chief prosecutor from the Mumbai terror attack case for "not taking the government line", an official said Sunday, in a major setback to India's efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Maldives Sacks Chief Prosecutor After Lifting Emergency
The Maldives parliament sacked the chief prosecutor shortly after the government bowed to international pressure and lifted a state of emergency imposed after an alleged plot to blow up the president.
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Venezuela Denies Pressure on Prosecutor in Opposition Leader's Trial
Venezuela's chief prosecutor on Monday denied her office had put pressure on officials to use false evidence in the trial of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, days after a prosecutor in the case fled the country and called the trial a "farce."
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Charleston Suspect Up Against South Carolina's Record on Death Penalty
Charleston's chief prosecutor has yet to decide whether to seek the death penalty for the man accused of murdering nine African-Americans at a landmark church, but South Carolina is a state with a history of embracing capital punishment.
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Aruba to Hold Venezuelan Official Seeking Immunity
A judge in Aruba ruled Friday that the highest-ranking Venezuelan official ever arrested on a US warrant must remain behind bars pending an extradition request on drug-trafficking charges, prompting Venezuela to cancel flights to the Dutch Caribbean island in retaliation.
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Mumbai Terror Attack Case: Pak Sacks Chief Prosecutor For "Not Taking Government Line"
Pakistan's Interior Ministry has abruptly removed the chief prosecutor from the Mumbai terror attack case for "not taking the government line", an official said Sunday, in a major setback to India's efforts to bring the perpetrators to justice.
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Maldives Sacks Chief Prosecutor After Lifting Emergency
The Maldives parliament sacked the chief prosecutor shortly after the government bowed to international pressure and lifted a state of emergency imposed after an alleged plot to blow up the president.
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Venezuela Denies Pressure on Prosecutor in Opposition Leader's Trial
Venezuela's chief prosecutor on Monday denied her office had put pressure on officials to use false evidence in the trial of opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez, days after a prosecutor in the case fled the country and called the trial a "farce."
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Charleston Suspect Up Against South Carolina's Record on Death Penalty
Charleston's chief prosecutor has yet to decide whether to seek the death penalty for the man accused of murdering nine African-Americans at a landmark church, but South Carolina is a state with a history of embracing capital punishment.
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Aruba to Hold Venezuelan Official Seeking Immunity
A judge in Aruba ruled Friday that the highest-ranking Venezuelan official ever arrested on a US warrant must remain behind bars pending an extradition request on drug-trafficking charges, prompting Venezuela to cancel flights to the Dutch Caribbean island in retaliation.
