Kansas bill to provide compensation for wrongfully convicted individuals; proposed law patterned after Floyd Bledsoe’s case
A State Senator has drafted a new bill aimed at giving financial compensation to inmates who were wrongfully convicted.
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The judge presiding over the Chokri Belaid murder case trial delayed the hearing due to torture allegations made by the defendants.
Conservative Chief Justice John Roberts has joined four liberal judges in upholding the parts of the health reform. However, since it was signed in 2010, the Affordable Care Act has experienced major legal setbacks for the past five and a half years.
The Supreme Court of the United States of America has yet to make a decision on US President Barack Obama’s Executive Order on Immigration Reform. The executive order issued by Obama last 2014 permits four million immigrants to live in the US legally.
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