Supreme Court To Rule On Jury Return After Verdict
The Court will decide if jurors may be recalled after discharge when a Montana verdict error altered damages from over ten thousand to fifteen thousand dollars. Justices question outside influence risks and whether jurors lose juror status after discharge. Dietz v. Bouldin could reshape how public officials and bribery are interpreted in later decisions.
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Bipartisan Flint Water Aid Resurrected in Senate Deal
Senate negotiators announce a fresh agreement to fund Flint lead pipe replacements with 100 million in grants and loans and 70 million in loan subsidies for nationwide water infrastructure. The plan also allocates 50 million for lead prevention and children's health amid a broader water resources bill.
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Ukraine and Belarus mark 30th anniversary of Chernobyl
Ukraine and Belarus observed the 30th anniversary with ceremonies and protests. President Poroshenko led a Chernihobyl event amid a $2.25 billion plan for a long term shelter over the reactor. Belarus staged a protest in Minsk as health effects and government actions over survivors drew scrutiny.
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North Korea near fifth nuclear test and missile prep
South Korea's president said North Korea is nearing completion of preparations for a fifth nuclear test and may have a midrange missile on standby for launch. Pyongyang claimed a submarine missile test recently, while Seoul and Washington discuss THAAD deployment and a U.S. shield to counter the North's threats.
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