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Biden administration will appeal mask mandate ruling if CDC deems it necessaryThe Justice Department said it will not appeal a federal district judge's ruling to drop a mask mandate on public transit unless the CDC believes it is still necessary.HealthApr 19
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U.S. Justice Department sues Texas over new abortion lawThe lawsuit argues that the law was enacted ``in open defiance of the Constitution.''WorldSep 9, 2021
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Former Quebec judge convicted of killing wife liberated pending new murder trialA former Quebec judge who was found guilty in 2012 of fatally shooting his wife has been released from prison ahead of a new murder trial.CanadaApr 9, 2021
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New trial ordered for former Quebec judge convicted of first-degree murderCanada's federal justice minister is ordering a new trial for Jacques Delisle, a former Quebec Superior Court judge who was convicted of first-degree murder.CanadaApr 7, 2021
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Federal government halts sale of decommissioned RCMP cruisers in wake of N.S. shootingThe federal government made the announcement more than nine months after a mock police cruiser was used in the Nova Scotia mass killing that claimed the lives of 22 people.CrimeJan 22, 2021
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Feds ‘completely unwilling’ to hold political parties to account on privacy, expert saysThe Justice Department recently issued a discussion paper on revising the Privacy Act, which regulates the federal public sector's collection, use and disclosure of personal data.CanadaDec 12, 2020
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Nova Scotia appoints former watchdog head as new police complaint commissionerPatrick Curran has previously served as the interim head of the Serious Incident Response Team, the independent police watchdog in Nova Scotia.CrimeNov 27, 2020
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Epstein plea deal in 2008 result of ‘poor judgment’: Justice DepartmentUnder the terms of the deal, Epstein pleaded guilty to lesser state charges and served a brief stint in jail where he was granted daily work release.WorldNov 13, 2020
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Portland, Oakland sue U.S. federal government over use of agents at protestsThe cities allege that the government overstepped its constitutional limits in its use of federal law enforcement officers to tamp down on protests.WorldOct 15, 2020
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N.S. premier seeks probe of possible criminality by police in Assoun caseGlen Assoun spent almost 17 years in prison for the 1999 murder of Brenda Way before being declared innocent.CanadaSep 17, 2020
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