Mothers surrender in Pittsburgh fire deaths
The mothers of five children killed in a Pittsburgh house fire surrendered to police facing involuntary manslaughter charges for allegedly leaving the youngsters alone to go to a bar. Shakira Mangham and Faraha Love claimed no babysitter and disclosed the children were in the care of two 8 year olds. The June 12 fire was started by children playing with matches. victims were Dackin Holyfield 7 Cedano Holyfield 4 Dezekiah Holyfield 3 Azequel Rankin 5 and Andre Rankin 6. Two other boys escaped unharmed.
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Cedano Holyfield
Dezekiah Holyfield
Azequel Rankin
Andre Rankin
Ashcroft confirms Bush eavesdropping policy feud
Ex Attorney General John Ashcroft testified that the Bush administration faced sharp internal clashes over the legality of the presidents surveillance program. House Intelligence Chair Silvestre Reyes said substantial debate existed on the legal basis for the warrantless eavesdropping amid ongoing congressional probes into the Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act and Gonzales administration actions.
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House Intelligence Committee
Silvestre Reyes
D-Texas
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Senate
Senate Judiciary Committees
Alberto Gonzales
James Comey
Gonzales
White House
Police: Driver Attacked by Small Group Not Mob
Police revised their account to say three or four people attacked a man after the vehicle he rode in struck and injured a toddler. Fewer than two dozen witnesses were reported, and officials said the assault was not linked to the Juneteenth festival nearby. The driver was beaten to death. the toddler was not seriously hurt.
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Texas
David Rivas Morales
Todcer
Public records expose Social Security numbers on line
A GAO report says identity thieves can access Social Security numbers in public records as state and local keepers publish deeds and court records online. Sen Charles Schumer plans to reintroduce legislation to curb display and require consistent truncation standards. IRS and DOJ are the main federal sources supplying records to local public record keepers.
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Charles Schumer
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Justice Department
Court sets investor lawsuit standards
The Supreme Court imposed a strict standard for shareholders suing companies accused of fraud. An investor suit will proceed only if the facts show a cogent and compelling hint of deceit, at least as strong as any counter-inference of innocence. The ruling, 8-1, limits early dismissal and could affect Tellabs Inc. litigation and future securities cases.
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Ginsburg
Antonin Scalia
Samuel Alito
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Tellabs
John Paul Stevens
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