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Matthew Perry's Assistant Last To Be Sentenced In Ketamine Drug Death Case
Kenneth Iwamasa, 60, is set to be sentenced Wednesday in the Los Angeles federal courtroom of Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett, who has sentenced four of his co-defendants in the past year.
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Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
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Probe Agency Seeks Prosecution Sanction Against Senthil Balaji In Cash For Jobs Scam
The case pertains to allegations that Senthil Balaji, while serving as Transport Minister in the then AIADMK government, conspired to collect money from job aspirants by promising appointments.
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Team Trump Creates $1.7 Billion Fund For Allies Prosecuted Under Biden
US President Donald Trump's Justice Department announced on Monday the creation of a $1.7 billion fund to compensate political allies prosecuted under the Biden administration.
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JD Vance Announces Major Crackdown On Healthcare Fraud
Washington, May 14 (IANS) Vice President J.D. Vance announced a sweeping crackdown on alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud, accusing several Democratic-led states -- particularly California, New York and Hawaii -- of failing to police abuse in federal
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Supreme Court Pulls Up Madhya Pradesh Over Delay In Minister's Remarks Case
New Delhi, May 8 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Friday expressed displeasure over the delay by the Madhya Pradesh government in deciding on the grant of sanction to prosecute Tribal Affairs Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah in connection with his controversial
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Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
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'Rats Ate Bribe Money': Bihar Official Gets Supreme Court Relief
The explanation offered for the destruction of the notes did not appear credible, the Supreme Court said
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'Act Against HR Executive': Mohandas Pai On 'Conversion', Harassment At TCS
Nashik TCS 'conversion' case: "What is senior management doing? What is the person whom this HR person was reporting to doing? You would have heard murmurs. You would have heard things," TV Mohandas Pai said
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Arrested Driver, Who Ran Audi Over Pedestrians In Jaipur, Granted Bail
The prosecution opposed bail, arguing that the car was in Ranwa's possession and he was driving at high speed.
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FIR To Conviction: Gujarat Uses AI To Remove Procedural Gaps In Drug Cases
The system utilizes Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) technology, which allows it to analyse FIRs in a closed database.
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Vijay's Jana Nayagan Leaked: Makers Initiate Criminal Action, Warn Against Distributing Clips
Jana Nayagan, originally scheduled to be released on January 9, is stuck in release limbo
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
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Married Man In Consensual Live-In Relationship Isn't A Crime: High Court
The Allahabad High Court observed that a married man in a consensual live-in relationship with an adult woman could not be prosecuted, and separated law from morality as it quashed arrest fears and ordered police protection for the couple facing thre
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Iraq Struggles To Balance US Partnership Amid Iranian Faction Pressures
Iraq granted pro-Iran factions within the forces the right to exercise "self-defence" but also promised to prosecute groups targeting US interests.
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Matthew Perry's Assistant Last To Be Sentenced In Ketamine Drug Death Case
Kenneth Iwamasa, 60, is set to be sentenced Wednesday in the Los Angeles federal courtroom of Judge Sherilyn Peace Garnett, who has sentenced four of his co-defendants in the past year.
-
Bangladesh Puts AI In Driving Seat To Tackle Dhaka's Traffic Chaos
Despite repeated attempts to modernise traffic management, the city of more than 22 million people had remained reliant on manual control, with officers stretching ropes across roads before traffic lights turned green.
-
Probe Agency Seeks Prosecution Sanction Against Senthil Balaji In Cash For Jobs Scam
The case pertains to allegations that Senthil Balaji, while serving as Transport Minister in the then AIADMK government, conspired to collect money from job aspirants by promising appointments.
-
Team Trump Creates $1.7 Billion Fund For Allies Prosecuted Under Biden
US President Donald Trump's Justice Department announced on Monday the creation of a $1.7 billion fund to compensate political allies prosecuted under the Biden administration.
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JD Vance Announces Major Crackdown On Healthcare Fraud
Washington, May 14 (IANS) Vice President J.D. Vance announced a sweeping crackdown on alleged Medicaid and Medicare fraud, accusing several Democratic-led states -- particularly California, New York and Hawaii -- of failing to police abuse in federal
-
Supreme Court Pulls Up Madhya Pradesh Over Delay In Minister's Remarks Case
New Delhi, May 8 (IANS) The Supreme Court on Friday expressed displeasure over the delay by the Madhya Pradesh government in deciding on the grant of sanction to prosecute Tribal Affairs Minister Kunwar Vijay Shah in connection with his controversial
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Addressing Someone By Caste Not Offence If No Intent To Insult: High Court
The Allahabad High Court said addressing someone by their caste in the absence of any intent to insult does not constitute an offence under the law
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'Rats Ate Bribe Money': Bihar Official Gets Supreme Court Relief
The explanation offered for the destruction of the notes did not appear credible, the Supreme Court said
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'Act Against HR Executive': Mohandas Pai On 'Conversion', Harassment At TCS
Nashik TCS 'conversion' case: "What is senior management doing? What is the person whom this HR person was reporting to doing? You would have heard murmurs. You would have heard things," TV Mohandas Pai said
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Arrested Driver, Who Ran Audi Over Pedestrians In Jaipur, Granted Bail
The prosecution opposed bail, arguing that the car was in Ranwa's possession and he was driving at high speed.
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FIR To Conviction: Gujarat Uses AI To Remove Procedural Gaps In Drug Cases
The system utilizes Retrieval Augmented Generation (RAG) technology, which allows it to analyse FIRs in a closed database.
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Vijay's Jana Nayagan Leaked: Makers Initiate Criminal Action, Warn Against Distributing Clips
Jana Nayagan, originally scheduled to be released on January 9, is stuck in release limbo
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Army Clears Lt Col Purohit For Brigadier Rank After 17-Year Legal Battle
The Mumbai NIA court on July 31 had acquitted Purohit and six others in the Malegaon blast case, observing that the prosecution failed to establish the charges beyond a reasonable doubt.
-
Married Man In Consensual Live-In Relationship Isn't A Crime: High Court
The Allahabad High Court observed that a married man in a consensual live-in relationship with an adult woman could not be prosecuted, and separated law from morality as it quashed arrest fears and ordered police protection for the couple facing thre
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Iraq Struggles To Balance US Partnership Amid Iranian Faction Pressures
Iraq granted pro-Iran factions within the forces the right to exercise "self-defence" but also promised to prosecute groups targeting US interests.
