An Ontario court’s decision to consider ‘provocation’ in a murder case is a Criminal Code vestige of days gone by, says one legal scholar
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An Ontario court’s decision to consider ‘provocation’ in a murder case is a Criminal Code vestige of days gone by, says one legal scholar
Judge says there is ‘high risk’ Steven Boone would manipulate other inmates into having unprotected sex
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Translated text of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s anti-gay law
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