Conservatives win by nine votes in House of Lords Rhodesia row
In a tight division the Conservative peers edged Labor by nine votes 193 to 184 over the Rhodesia trade ban. The result raises constitutional questions about the upper chamber while Commons backs the policy, prompting calls to reform or abolish the Lords.
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Judges Rule Flamboyant Lawyer Out of Murder Case
U S District Judge Robert Shaw upheld the New Jersey Supreme Court ruling removing flamboyant Boston lawyer F Lee Bailey from the Kavanaugh DeFranco murder cases for unethical conduct. Bailey challenged the decision arguing it violated his clients right to speedy trial, but the court dismissed his appeal. Bailey must seek relief in state courts or appeal to the Third Circuit.
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