Justices dodge music file sharing case at Supreme Court
The Supreme Court sidestepped a dispute over whether Internet providers can be forced to identify subscribers illegally swapping music and movies online. The administration and major studios seek to use the 1998 copyright law to obtain user identities, arguing that piracy hinders rights holders.
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Sebelius creates domestic violence fatality review board
Gov Kathleen Sebelius announced the creation of a 14 member domestic violence fatality review board in Topeka. Former Attorney General Bob Stephan will lead the group which will review all adult deaths related to domestic violence, identify trends and recommend training and prevention programs.
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Supreme Court agrees to hear Ten Commandments cases
The high court will rule on displays of the Ten Commandments on government land and buildings, including a Texas Capitol monument. Justices will also review Kentucky courthouse displays amid a split of lower court rulings. The cases test establishment of religion versus secular display and involve other monuments donated by the Fraternal Order of Eagles.
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