Bipartisan Report Pushes Changes to Ohio Election Laws
A Brennan Center report, requested by Ohio Secretary of State Jennifer Brunner, urges legislative reforms before the 2010 election. It calls for automatic voter registration updates, improved statewide voter databases, disqualification rules clarified, and streamlined ID laws with expanded early voting sites, amid ongoing partisan debates.
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Brennan Center For Justice
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Law School
Larry Norden
Brennan Center
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Ted Strickland
Brunner
Ohio Association of Election Officials
Bill Seitz
Cincinnati Republican
Conn. Woman Blinded After Stamford Chimp Attack
A Stamford incident left a 200 pound chimp attack victim blind and missing facial features. Nash is hospitalized at Ohio's Cleveland Clinic in critical but stable condition and has shown neurological improvement and can communicate with family and caregivers.
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Nash
Ohio
Cleveland Clinic
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Ohio law allows tracking suspects via electronic monitoring
A new Ohio statute empowers judges issuing protection orders against suspected stalkers to require electronic monitoring by the offender for up to 10 years. The law, effective Tuesday, follows a case where a former high school classmate faced threatened actions. Washington Court House students campaign echo a state fruit choice.
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Akron
Ohio
Washington Court House
Miami Trace
Ohio couple charged in alleged cancer scam
Ohio mother of six Melanie Chen and husband Philip Chen were indicted on theft and receiving stolen property charges for allegedly swindling about 12 relatives and friends out of 800000 with false claims of Philip Chen’s cancer. Melanie remains at large after missing arraignment. Philip pleaded not guilty.
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Delaware County
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Demjanjuk seeks asylum to block deportation torture risk
Demjanjuk's attorney argues deportation would be torture and reopen a U.S. case ordering his deportation. He faces a German arrest warrant for 29 000 counts as an accessory to murder at Sobibor in 1943. He claims severe health problems including spinal pain and bone marrow disorder.
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U.S
Sobibor
Poland
Germany
Munich
United States
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