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Thousands Of Prisoners To Be Released Early To Ease Crowding In UK Jails
Thousands of prisoners are to be released early starting September to prevent the "collapse" of the prison system, the UK's new justice minister announced on Friday.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Teases ‘Hundreds’ of Builds, Post-Launch Content
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is promising ‘hundreds’ of builds at launch. These are characterised by what Afflictions one applies to their weapon and the Talent Trees, which further enhance the chosen character. Rocksteady claims that the endgame portion will force players to swap out builds due to rising difficulty, and for that purp...
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Use Of English In Higher Judiciary Obstacle In Ensuring Ease Of Justice: President
President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday said the "cost" and the use of English language in the higher judiciary are among the hindrances in the way of equal access to justice, and emphasised on their removal.
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Manipur High Court Goes Virtual Too To Ensure Ease Of Access
The High Court in Manipur has implemented hybrid functioning to conduct both virtual and physical hearings, allowing greater flexibility and accessibility, and ensuring that justice is served to all regardless of their location.
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Ease Of Justice Equally Important As Ease Of Living: PM At Judicial Meet
Ease of justice was equally important as ease of living as India celebrates the 75th year of its independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he urged the judiciary to expedite the release of undertrials languishing in various jails.
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Jailed Samsung Chief Granted Release On Parole
The jailed de facto leader of the giant Samsung group will be released early on parole this week, South Korea's justice ministry said Monday, easing concerns over a possible leadership vacuum at the conglomerate.
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Think Of Ease Of Doing Business In Terms Of Timely Justice: Arvind Subramanian
Chief Economic Adviser says that he ventured into the judicial domain, suggesting various reforms, notwithstanding the warnings to stay clear of the judiciary.
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Trump Administration Drops Obama-Era Easing Of Marijuana Prosecutions
The US Justice Department on Thursday rescinded an Obama administration policy that had eased enforcement of federal marijuana laws in states that legalized the drug, instead giving federal prosecutors wide latitude to pursue criminal charges.
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France Plans Prison Expansion To Tackle Overcrowding, Islamist Radicalisation
France unveiled plans on Thursday to build 33 new jails and renovate older ones in a bid to ease chronic overcrowding that justice officials say breeds conditions for Islamist radicalisation of prisoners.
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US President Barack Obama Admits Government Let Down Hostage Families
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday admitted his government had not always done enough to stop the "unrelenting nightmare" faced by relatives of hostages held abroad, as he eased restrictions on talking with captors.
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New York Mayor Calls for Pause in Protests After Police Killings
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio sought to ease tensions with the police force on Monday, calling for a suspension of protests against the use of excessive force until after the funerals of two officers killed by a gunman over the weekend.
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Thousands Of Prisoners To Be Released Early To Ease Crowding In UK Jails
Thousands of prisoners are to be released early starting September to prevent the "collapse" of the prison system, the UK's new justice minister announced on Friday.
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Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League Teases ‘Hundreds’ of Builds, Post-Launch Content
Suicide Squad: Kill the Justice League is promising ‘hundreds’ of builds at launch. These are characterised by what Afflictions one applies to their weapon and the Talent Trees, which further enhance the chosen character. Rocksteady claims that the endgame portion will force players to swap out builds due to rising difficulty, and for that purp...
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Use Of English In Higher Judiciary Obstacle In Ensuring Ease Of Justice: President
President Droupadi Murmu on Tuesday said the "cost" and the use of English language in the higher judiciary are among the hindrances in the way of equal access to justice, and emphasised on their removal.
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Manipur High Court Goes Virtual Too To Ensure Ease Of Access
The High Court in Manipur has implemented hybrid functioning to conduct both virtual and physical hearings, allowing greater flexibility and accessibility, and ensuring that justice is served to all regardless of their location.
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Ease Of Justice Equally Important As Ease Of Living: PM At Judicial Meet
Ease of justice was equally important as ease of living as India celebrates the 75th year of its independence, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said today as he urged the judiciary to expedite the release of undertrials languishing in various jails.
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Jailed Samsung Chief Granted Release On Parole
The jailed de facto leader of the giant Samsung group will be released early on parole this week, South Korea's justice ministry said Monday, easing concerns over a possible leadership vacuum at the conglomerate.
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Think Of Ease Of Doing Business In Terms Of Timely Justice: Arvind Subramanian
Chief Economic Adviser says that he ventured into the judicial domain, suggesting various reforms, notwithstanding the warnings to stay clear of the judiciary.
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Trump Administration Drops Obama-Era Easing Of Marijuana Prosecutions
The US Justice Department on Thursday rescinded an Obama administration policy that had eased enforcement of federal marijuana laws in states that legalized the drug, instead giving federal prosecutors wide latitude to pursue criminal charges.
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France Plans Prison Expansion To Tackle Overcrowding, Islamist Radicalisation
France unveiled plans on Thursday to build 33 new jails and renovate older ones in a bid to ease chronic overcrowding that justice officials say breeds conditions for Islamist radicalisation of prisoners.
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US President Barack Obama Admits Government Let Down Hostage Families
US President Barack Obama on Wednesday admitted his government had not always done enough to stop the "unrelenting nightmare" faced by relatives of hostages held abroad, as he eased restrictions on talking with captors.
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New York Mayor Calls for Pause in Protests After Police Killings
New York City Mayor Bill de Blasio sought to ease tensions with the police force on Monday, calling for a suspension of protests against the use of excessive force until after the funerals of two officers killed by a gunman over the weekend.
