Judge grants prisoners right to challenge detention
A judge ruled prisoners can challenge their detention, countering government claims that the ruling does not apply to those held in Afghanistan.
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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 2009
Page
3
A judge ruled prisoners can challenge their detention, countering government claims that the ruling does not apply to those held in Afghanistan.
Vermont lawmakers push toward equal marriage rights as the House grants preliminary approval for a bill to allow same sex couples to wed after hours of debate. Senatorial support remains strong, with a veto override anticipated if Gov. Douglas blocks it.
The House approves a 3.6 trillion dollar budget with a 1.2 trillion deficit while Republicans oppose it and a GOP alternative underlines Medicare reform. The Senate follows with a 3.5 trillion plan and a 1.2 trillion deficit amid party lines. President Obama aims to steer the economy toward recovery.
The United States and Mexico plan a cross border group to curb the gun and drug flow. Leaders, including Janet Napolitano and Eduardo Medina Mora, discuss inspections and joint enforcement as Obama nears a visit.
Mexico City police arrested an heir to the Juarez cartel during a park workout as U S and Mexican officials planned coordinated actions. The father Amado Carrillo Fuentes known as the Lord of the Skies headed the cartel before dying in 1997. U S Embassy described the remaining faction as among Mexico's most ruthless organized criminals.
The United States pledges a stern response while North Korea fuels a multistage rocket for a satellite launch. Officials say fueling could take days and a Saturday launch remains possible, with Japan seeking a U.N. Security Council emergency session.
Federal prosecutors charge former Illinois governor Rod Blagojevich with attempting to trade the Obama Senate seat for a Cabinet post fundraising help or a high paying job. The 19 count indictment accuses Blagojevich and inner circle of scheming to obtain millions in ill gained gains via kickbacks. Blagojevich defense says he is innocent while noting related indictments include his brother aides and a former fundraiser. Patti Blagojevich is not named in the charges.
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