Justices weigh constitutionality of California three strikes law
The Supreme Court heard arguments on whether California three strikes laws that give life to petty criminals violate the U.S. Constitution. Justices debated the law's reach and potential cruelty while noting cases like Andrade and Ewing highlight harsh outcomes for minor offenses.
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Erwin Chemerinsky
Polly Klaas
Douglas Danzig
Stephen Breyer
Leandro Andrade
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Andrade
Gary Ewing
William H. Rehnquist
Ewing
Antonin Scalia
Predator drones sharpen US war on terror
Remote controlled Predator aircraft armed with Hellfire missiles have become a deadly tool and psychological weapon in the war on terror. The Yemen strike killed al Harethi, al Qaida's Yemen chief, and five others, drawing international condemnation from Sweden.
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Daniel Mulvenna
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Salim Sinan al-Harethi
al Harethi
Anna Lundh
WorldCom expands civil fraud charges and losses surge
The government broadened WorldCom civil fraud charges and the company said inflated earnings may exceed 16 billion dollars. WorldCom, the second largest long distance carrier, remains in bankruptcy protection as it faces continued scrutiny over accounting irregularities dating back to 1999.
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