Supreme Court to weigh Arizona immigration law case
The Supreme Court will review a federal appeals court ruling blocking key provisions of Arizona's immigration law. It could allow police to check immigration status during enforcement of other laws, a move tied to national partisan debates ahead of the 2012 election. Justice Kagan will not participate.
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Drops in US child abuse numbers despite recession data
A federal report shows 2008 to 2010 abuse and neglect cases edging lower, with fatalities down 8.5 percent. Victims dropped from 716,000 to 695,000 as 3 and younger children accounted for most deaths, while 80 percent of perpetrators were parents. Experts caution against over-interpretation but say prevention and awareness are helping.
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