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| Bangladesh's Parliament amends war crimes law Times-Standard Law Minister Shafique Ahmed said in Parliament that the changes were retroactive to July 2009, allowing state prosecutors to appeal the life sentence handed down to Abdul Quader Mollah for his role in the killing of 381 civilians during the ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| BSP's 'Special Banking Laws Annotated' Manila Bulletin This book, researched and written by an illustrious group of more than 30 lawyers of the BSP's Office of the General Counsel and Legal Services or OGCLS, is the latest addition to the series on the country's banking laws. OGCLS is headed by Deputy ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Legal aid for Ohio veterans seen as possible model Online Athens CINCINNATI — After the warehouse where he worked for nearly three decades closed and he faced the prospect of losing his unemployment benefits, Steve Brannan didn't know where to turn for legal help. An Army veteran, he had no money for a lawyer. See all stories on this topic » | ||
| Dual surname law has more opponents The Daily Yomiuri In the survey conducted last December, 36.4 percent of respondents said the amendment of the law is unnecessary, while 35.5 percent said they have no problem with the revision, the government agency said. In 1996, the Justice Ministry's Legislative ... See all stories on this topic » | ||
| US online retailers face sales tax collection iT News Called the Marketplace Fairness Act, the proposed new law would force online and catalogue retailers to collect sales tax at the time of transaction irrespective of where they are located. Reuters reported that the proposed Act has support from both ... See all stories on this topic » |
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