Supreme Court postpones oral arguments amid COVID-19 outbreak
The Supreme Court paused scheduled March oral arguments due to corona virus, the first such move in over a century. Justices may reschedule cases including Trump tax and financial records, religious-school employment, and a Google Oracle Java copyright dispute, while private conferences proceed by phone.
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Japanese care worker to hang for killing disabled people
A Yokohama District Court sentenced Satoshi Uematsu, 30, to death for killing 19 disabled residents and injuring 24 others at Yamayuk en care home in July 2016. The premeditated attack, tied to his extremist beliefs and Nazi influence, sparked debate on disability prejudice in Japan and highlighted the nation’s use of capital punishment despite international criticism.
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Virus outbreak delays Census counting in 2020
Orlando report notes the coronavirus delays census takers for off campus housing and in venues like grocery stores and houses of worship. It says online self response is emphasized and the end date may shift. It covers student counting, mobile assistance postponement, and WHO guidance.
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