Canadian pinching convict sues over US entry ban
Paul Toutounjian of Montreal seeks relief from the Immigration and Naturalization Service after U S authorities denied him entry citing two sexual assault related convictions. He argued the 1986 pinching event should not bar him from crossing the border, noting ongoing immigration rulings upheld the ban despite his defense.
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Kevorkian Takes Stand Attacks State Legislature
Jack Kevorkian testified in his 1991 deaths case in Pontiac Michigan accusing prosecutors and the Michigan Supreme Court of corruption and fabricating law to halt his assisted death actions. He argued the court misapplied common law retroactively and insisted his intent was to relieve pain, while noting the two women chose to die.
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New York cabbies urged to learn 50 etiquette phrases
New York cabbies may be taught 50 courtesy phrases to improve customer service. The Taxi and Limousine Commission says drivers often struggle with English and aims to offer polite responses like Please let me take your route and I am sorry. Some veteran drivers remain skeptical while others welcome the idea as a way to ease tense rides.
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Mike Reid
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