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UDD threatened with legal action

The government will take legal action if the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) leaders remain undecided when to end the rally, Prime Minister’s Office Minister Sathit Wongnongtoey said on Monday.

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Zuma waits on legal advice over financial interests (Mail and Guardian)

President Jacob Zuma has started compiling a list of his interests and is ready to declare them should legal advice indicate he has to, his spokesperson, Vincent Magwenya, said on Monday.

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Legal Industry Veteran John Christiansen Joins Zapproved as Vice President of Sales (Marketwire)

PORTLAND, OR–(Marketwire - December 14, 2009) - Zapproved Inc., a Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) provider with a platform that adds accountability to business communications, announced today that John Christiansen joined the company as Vice President of Sales. Mr. Christiansen has more than 20 years of experience leading sales efforts for legal software companies.

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Legal Industry Veteran John Christiansen Joins Zapproved as Vice President of Sales (Marketwire)

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Sri Lanka govt mulls legal options against Fonseka (Hindustan Times)

Sri Lanka’s government will consider legal options against opposition presidential candidate and former Army chief Gen Sarath Fonseka for making baseless allegations against the Defence Secretary and his subordinate, a ruling coalition leader said on Monday.

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ISP ’should have legal obligation on rural broadband’ (Daily Telegraph)

Internet providers should be under legal obligation to offer fast broadband speeds across Britain to combat the worsening digital divide between urban and rural communities campaigners have claimed.

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ISP ’should have legal obligation on rural broadband’ (Daily Telegraph)

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Studded tires now legal in Washington (Yakima Herald-Republic)

Now that it’s November, it’s legal to drive with studded tires on vehicles. The tires may be used through March 31. Also during this period, commercial drivers with rigs weighing more than 10,000 pounds must carry chains.

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Justice head expands free legal aid program (Manila Standard Today)

The Justice Department’s Public Assistance Office is extending free legal aid to police officers who are facing criminal charges related to the performance of their duties.

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Chinatrust: Not ruling out legal action against AIG (Reuters via Yahoo! Asia News)

TAIPEI, Nov 2 (Reuters) - Taiwan’s Chinatrust Financial is not ruling out taking legal action against American International Group over the sale of AIG’s Taiwan life insurance unit Nan Shan Life, a senior executive said on Monday.

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McNair blood-alcohol twice legal limit during shooting (The Tennessean)

Former NFL quarterback Steve McNair had about twice the legal limit of alcohol in his system when he was killed, the state’s assistant medical examiner said on Monday.

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Ex-MLA wants court to pay his legal bills in fraud case (CBC New Brunswick)

Former Liberal MLA Frank Branch is asking the Court of Queen’s Bench to cover the estimated $400,000 in legal bills he anticipates in his pending fraud trial.

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Ex-MLA wants court to pay his legal bills in fraud case (CBC New Brunswick)

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