Constitutional collateral damage: Lawsuit over American drone deaths tossed out by US judge

Published time: April 05, 2014 12:52

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Serious issues regarding constitutional law rose to the surface on Friday as a US federal judge dismissed a court case against the US government by families of three Americans killed in US drone strikes in Yemen.
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Judge dismisses lawsuit over drone strikes

FILE – In this image taken from video and released by SITE Intelligence Group on Monday, Nov. 8, 2010, Anwar al-Awlaki speaks in a video message posted on radical websites. On Friday, April 4, 2014, U.S. District Judge Rosemary Collyer dismissed a lawsuit against Obama administration…
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RIP Society: Du Pont Heir Only Gets Probation For Raping Young Daughter, Because Judge Thinks He Won’t “Fare Well” In Prison

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Judge rules university and city can be sued for wrongful death over bridge suicide

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US Judge Rules Censorship Is Free Speech

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Tyranny on Trial: How Will the American People Judge?

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Judge Rules in Case of Stinky Cheese Restaurant

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The place may be smelly, but it’s not that smelly—at least according to a Swiss judge. His ruling relieved Florian Kurz, the manager of Zurich fondue restaurant, of a $ 225 fine, and forced two neighboring shops to pay Kurz $ 4,300 in costs and $ 165 in damages, the Guar…
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Judge Strikes Down Oklahoma Execution Law Over Secrecy

An Oklahoma judge voided the state’s execution law Wednesday, agreeing with inmates that a “veil of secrecy” preventing them from seeking information about the drugs used in lethal injections violated their rights under the state constitution.
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​Unconstitutional for Oklahoma to keep execution drugs secret, says judge

Published time: March 26, 2014 21:51

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Oklahoma’s capital punishment law has been ruled unconstitutional by a state judge based on a provision that allows officials to withhold the source of execution drugs from inmates.
Under Oklahoma law, there is no way, e…
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​Unconstitutional for Oklahoma to keep execution drugs secret, says judge

Published time: March 26, 2014 21:51

Reuters / Jessica Rinaldi

Oklahoma’s capital punishment law has been ruled unconstitutional by a state judge based on a provision that allows officials to withhold the source of execution drugs from inmates.
Under Oklahoma law, there is no way, ev…
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​Unconstitutional for Oklahoma to keep execution drugs secret, says judge