5,343 source-backed legal facts - each attributed to a named person and a number, linked to the original source. Page 33 of 54.
“Onyango Obama, 67, walked into the Registry of Motor Vehicles’ Worcester branch about 2:30 this afternoon and walked out moments later with a new license”
“The lawyer, who said he was dealing with 142 outstanding cases of alleged mistreatment, argued that some Iraqis were "killed by indiscriminate attacks on civilians or the unjustified use of lethal force"...”
“Common Cause is also asking the attorneys general in all 50 states to investigate ALEC, deputy director Clopp said.”
“Arguing that there is a growing body of evidence about the killing, ill treatment and torture of Iraqis whilst in UK custody, the lawyer said there appeared to be "many cases" in which Iraqis died in UK custody and were then certified as d…”
“Common Cause, which describes itself as a "citizen’s lobby" fighting for campaign finance reform and government oversight, recently filed an IRS whistleblower complaint alleging ALEC has skirted lobbying rules to hide its activities.”
“And it said the Iraq Historic Allegations Team (IHAT) had been set up to establish the truth or otherwise of any allegations.”
“Common Cause is also asking the attorneys general in all 50 states to investigate ALEC”
“He also reiterated that there would be 'no more costly and open-ended public inquiries'.”
“Fairey will be sentenced July 16.”
“Seven courts in Devon and Cornwall could face closure under plans announced by the Ministry of Justice.”
“registered as a 501(c)(4)”
“In 2009, Mr Justice Irwin at the High Court had found that the Information Tribunal was wrong in law”
“The SEC investigation seeks to determine whether DreamWorks made illegal payments to Chinese officials in order to obtain the right to produce and distribute their films in the country.”
“He was remanded in custody to appear at Northampton Crown Court on 9 July.”
“referring to July 2011 phone calls from Corzine’s office to Gensler’s.”
“Mateer, from Cluain Mor Gardens, Belfast, was found guilty of a single charge.”
“referring to July 2011 phone calls from Corzine’s office to Gensler’s”
“Julie Martin, 32, from Paisley, carried out the attack on 57-year-old Greta Dewer in Erskine in October.”
“The group of congressmen, led by Rep. Michael Grimm (R., N.Y.), is calling for an independent counsel to investigate whether Corzine illegally transferred billions of dollars from customer accounts to offset his risky trading strategy.”
“Sentence was deferred until next month for background reports.”
“Gensler recused himself from the case in November.”
“Advocate depute Leanne Cross said that on the night of the attack neighbours heard two female voices shouting and swearing.”
“Grimm plans to send the letter to Attorney Gen. Eric Holder in the coming weeks.”
“The youth, now 18, was detained in 2005 after admitting carrying out the attack on the 'slightly-built' married woman.”
“Sholom Rubashkin ... operated a kosher meat plant that was raided by federal authorities in 2008 for immigration violations.”
“His sentence was cut to eight years, with an extra 10 years of extended licence conditions.”
“The general order No. 1 for troops working with the Joint Task Force Summit outlined what it said were 'standards of conduct.'”
“He was ordered to serve a minimum term of 21 months, but told that he would remain in custody for much longer.”
“Under the Equal Access to Justice Act, or EAJA — which was signed into law by President Carter in 1980 to help the little guy stand up to federal agencies — litigants with modest means who successfully show government agencies wronged them…”
“The eight-year sentence with the extended licence conditions mean the prisoner will be subject to release conditions until he is 28 or 29.”
“I asked [reporter] Josh to look into the question of your charity’s 501(c)(3) status after a two-hour session with our tax attorneys on Monday, in which they advised us about our own roles in covering elections, since the Forward is also a…”
“Christian Koopmann made a series of 999 calls on 5 January 2008, the day before he was found dead.”
“In 2010 and 2011, the Justice Department saw fit to give $400,000 in grants to an organization that lists Dohrn as a member of its board of directors: a $150,000 grant in September of 2010 and a $250,000 grant a year later.”
“The animal needed 20 stitches to the wound after the incident in Badshot Farm Lane, Farnham, on Saturday.”
“According to the 17-page court document, Rep. Erin Herbig, D-Belfast, filed for the protection-from-abuse order in Belfast District Court on Monday.”
“The law - which comes into force on 29 July - makes it a state crime to be in Arizona without immigration papers.”
“dated May 12, 1986”
“The Mexican government submitted arguments as a 'friend of the court', or amicus curiae, meaning it is not a party to the case, but is offering a legal opinion which it believes has bearing on it.”
“dated June 10, 1986”
“"Mexico has a duty to protect its citizens and ensure that their ethnic origin is not used as a basis for committing discriminatory acts," the Mexican foreign ministry said in a statement.”
“seven-count restraining order”
“The action is one of five separate challenges to the Arizona immigration law.”
“October 1986”
“After an anonymous tip-off, surveillance footage in March 2009 showed that at the same time as claiming benefits he was playing football for the Great Western pub team.”
“January 1987”
“inappropriately touching three female staff members”
“A Democratic D.C. council member who stole more than $350,000 of taxpayer money spent some of it on leather chaps and exotic shoes.”
“suspended by Bournemouth and Poole Primary Care Trust in 2008”
“U.S. intelligence officials said Oh was linked to North Korea’s past manufacture of high-quality counterfeit $100 bills called "super-notes."”
“touching the buttocks of two women and putting his hand up another staff member's jumper”
“The board dropped the complaint in December 2011.”
“having been drunk during practice hours at the surgery on occasions in 2007”
“"Court records show that there was nothing to substantiate any violent or physical aspects to any of this," Palmer wrote. "Harassment injunctions were issued against me and my ex-wife and they did not limit or restrict our contact with one…”
“over 12 years up to 2008”
“expected to last eight weeks”
“A company in Greater Manchester has been fined £26,000 after one of its workers was seriously injured when he became trapped in a machine.”
“ADA Machining Services was also ordered to pay £6,220 in costs.”
“Fearns, 32, of Lincoln Green, Maghull, Liverpool, admitted with 12 other people conspiracy to supply class A drugs in 2009.”
“A verdict of unlawful killing was recorded at Wakefield Coroner's Court.”
“Richard Johnston, 46, admitted sexually abusing the girl over a nine-year-period in Glasgow.”
“He carried out the offences while babysitting her and her brothers and sisters, between 1988 and 1997.”
“Johnston also admitted getting into bed with another girl, aged 10, and asking to be her boyfriend.”
“The abuse began when the first girl was eight and finally stopped when she turned 17.”
“These are extremely serious offences which occurred over a long period of time during which you threatened your young victim.”
“Trading standards officials found the face paint packaging failed to meet toy safety regulations and cosmetic product regulations, which included the manufacturer not identifying itself.”
“He had married a French woman at St John the Divine Church in the city in September 2009.”
“The UK Border Agency was tipped off that he had given a false address to the church registrar.”
“She was cautioned by Agency officials on 7 January, a spokesman said.”
“Otti pleaded guilty to a charge of providing a false statement to obtain a marriage certificate and seeking to obtain leave to remain in the UK by deception.”
“The 27-year-old, who has been suspended from duty, was charged following an incident at the Etap hotel in Leeds on 19 December 2009.”
“During the brief hearing the court was told the charges involved four different alleged victims and are said to have taken place between 18 and 19 December.”
“Pc Carter is also charged with possessing the class C drug Stanazol, also on 19 December.”
“He was given bail and will appear at Leeds Crown Court on 29 June.”
“In relation to this charge he will appear at the magistrates' court again on 3 August.”
“Mr Colman earlier this month appeared in court denying 14 counts of making and possessing indecent images of children.”
“thief escaped with £2,000”
“5ft 8ins to 5ft 9ins tall”
“Brian Yates, 51, is alleged to have carried out sexual assaults on a young girl in Breightmet, Bolton, between January 2006 and March 2010.”
“Two men who leapt from a bridge in what onlookers feared was a suicide have been told to do 120 hours' unpaid work.”
“Benjamin Dilworth, 23, from Bangor, and James Thumwood, 21, from Hampshire, were each ordered to pay £100 costs and £1,275 compensation.”
“She told them a genuine emergency on the day, Sunday 23 May, could have been compromised by their actions.”
“The hearing on Monday was told that onlookers feared they had witnessed a double suicide bid after the pair were seen making what was thought to be a 150ft (45m) leap into the Menai Strait between the north Wales mainland and the island.”
“Film studies student Dilworth and Thumwood, who had studied zoology at Bangor university, admitted committing a public nuisance and trespassing on the railway in what was described as a "daredevil" stunt.”
“The hearing on Monday was told that onlookers feared they had witnessed a double suicide bid...”
“In 2005, Dr Martin was found not guilty of murdering patients Frank Moss, 59, Stanley Weldon and Harry Gittins, both 74.”
“Friday's GMC disciplinary panel found he had not acted negligently, but it did say he had "violated the rights of the terminally ill". He was struck off for the "completely unacceptable" treatment of some patients.”
“Twelve football fans have been sentenced for their part in violence in Southampton after the city's FA Cup tie against Portsmouth.”
“Cameron Jordan, 22, of Middle Road, Southampton, was imprisoned for a total of 34 months for affray and violent disorder.”
“Christopher Paul Stevens, 46, of Stag Brake Close, Southampton, and James Smith, 35, of Brentwood Crescent, Southampton, both received a 12-month custodial sentence.”
“Xavier Whyte, 22, of Wilton Road, Southampton, received a 14-month term, while Lewis Buckley, 19, of The Millburns, Romsey, Kevin Medway, 28, of Meggeson Avenue, Southampton, and Stephen Jordan, 49, of Middle Road, Southampton, all receive…”
“was given a four-and-a-half year jail sentence.”
“He denied seven counts of distributing threatening written material intended to stir up religious hatred between March and November 2008 and was cleared by a jury on all counts.”
“Mr Bamber, of Greenbank Street, was responsible for a campaign which delivered 30,000 leaflets to targeted areas and individuals across the north of England over a 12-month period, the court heard.”
“A 70-year-old woman suffered a dislocated shoulder, bruising and a gash on her head when she was attacked by a burglar at her Grimsby home.”
“He said the firm had been filing a notice of intent at the High Court to appoint an administrator.”
“six-week-old baby boy”
“29-year-old”
“August 2008”
“born in June, 2008”
“just after 2200 BST”
