Indian Court Reviews Gandhi Conviction
Prime Minister Indira Gandhi heads to the Supreme Court to appeal a 1971 election law violation conviction. The ruling could decide her political fate and the future of India's emergency rule. The Allahabad High Court had found her aided by officials and a campaign manager, triggering a six year ban on office.
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Supreme Court
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Washington
U.S
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Allahabad
Jag Mohanlal Sinha
Little Trial Set Monday In Raleigh For Joan Little
Joan Little faces a possible death penalty if convicted of first degree murder for the slaying of Clarence Alligood a 62 year old jailer in Beaufort County North Carolina The case has drawn national attention amid claims of self defense amid an alleged rape attempt and a high profile legal battle over venue and jury fairness with supporters from civil rights groups and the Southern Poverty Law Center backing her defense
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Raleigh
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Joan Little
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Clarence Alligood
Beaufort County
Washington, N.C
Alligood
North Carolina
Paul
Henry McKinnon
Beaufort Dist. Atty
William Griffin
State Supreme Court
Karen Galloway
Greenville
Milton Williamson
Durham
Morris Dees
Southern Poverty Law Center
Montgomery
Ala
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