Doctor Get Prison Term in Four OxyContin Deaths
Dr. James Graves, 55, was sentenced to nearly 63 years for manslaughter in four patients' OxyContin overdoses, the first such conviction amid a so called pill mill. He defended his actions, claiming patients lied about symptoms, while prosecutors said he fueled addiction and crime. He plans an appeal.
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ANC paper questions AIDS existence in South Africa
The ruling ANC circulated a document that questions AIDS existence and brands AIDS drugs poisonous while accusing Western attitudes of racism. Officials argued science supports the claims, prompting concern from health leaders about HIV prevention and treatment policy context in South Africa.
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Hearings Open on Cameras at Memorials in Washington
Congressional hearings opened on a National Park Service plan to install 24 hour surveillance cameras at the Washington Monument and other memorials. Park Service officials cite crime and terrorism prevention while civil libertarians warn of privacy invasion and potential abuses.
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Lindh Lawyers Seek Access to Government E-Mails
Lindh lawyers ask federal judge for 33 Justice Department e-mails about his December custody. They argue the e-mails could show coercion or denial of counsel, alleging Lindh was mistreated during interrogations. The defense cites prior injuries and possible impact on charges.
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