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World Diary
...publicThe public hearings of the UK inquiry into the Iraq war , chaired by Sir John Chilcot, begin in London.Gore on business changes Al Gore , the former US vice-president and environmental campaigner, speaks in Toronto on how physical changes to the planet will...
Nov 23 2009, By Charles Morris, Financial Times
Long-running degree stands tall among academics
...Dame Hazel Genn, dean of the law faculty, Malcolm Grant, Philippe Sands and Lord Justice Sedley. Lord Woolf, alumni, visiting staff and the former Lord Chief Justice of England and Wales, also featured in the rankings. A fact that UCL is keen to...
Nov 23 2009, By Sarah Halls, FT.com site
Swiss judge sets precedent in global corruption fight
...in funds held in Luxembourg and the Bahamas. The funds had already been frozen in the course of the investigation.The Geneva justice office said on Friday the 41-year-old Mr Abacha, who was arrested in 2005, had been found guilty "of participation in a criminal...
Nov 23 2009, By Frances Williams in Geneva, Financial Times
A risky trial that offers little reward
...world that the US holds itself to the highest standards of justice. Compare and contrast. See what these men did and look at our...or else is annulled. This rather dulls the declaration of justice for all that the administration believes it is making to the...
Nov 23 2009, By Clive Crook, Financial Times
Prosecute those behind overdraft scam
...seek disgorgement of the ill-gotten gains, and should seek every available criminal and civil penalty under the law.Eugene O'Donnell,Lecturer, Department of Law,John Jay College of Criminal Justice,New York, NY, USFormer New York State Prosecutor
Nov 23 2009, Financial Times
Qualification gains favour as financial crisis bites
...increasingly competitive landscape.Students can choose to become experts in areas as diverse as dispute resolution, criminal justice, international human rights, jurisprudence, medical, environmental, energy and natural resources, entertainment and computer...
Nov 23 2009, By Sujata Das, FT.com site
Charitable minnows muscle in on foundations
...increasingly setting up their own philanthropic foundations with relatively small amounts of cash...activity has dried up during the recession, foundations have been less prominent. But this is...We've seen fewer people start charitable foundations with big chunks of money," says Rebecca...
Nov 20 2009, By Alice Ross, FT.com site
Oracle v Brussels
...Oracle's assumption of the MySQL software could thwart competition for its own, far larger database business. The US Department of Justice, in a clear rebuke to Brussels, pointed out that it had found no problems with the transaction.Given the nature of open source...
Nov 15 2009, FT.com site
Maurice's V's
...Club dinner at Mossiman's midweek, Monsieur Levy injected more V's - "for victory" - into his depiction of the recovery. He broke down patterns region by region and sector by sector, applying the V to China and Asia generally.The luxury goods purveyors were all...
Nov 14 2009, By Emiliya Mychasuk and Emiko Terazono, Financial Times
Killings reignite al-Qaeda fears
...councils" and turned on their former allies, al-Qaeda in Iraq.Iraqi officials did not blame...residents said the murders bore the signature of al-Qaeda in Iraq, which lost the ability to...paramilitary groups, known as Sons of Iraq.Ihab al-Sobai, a spokesman for the local Sons of...
Nov 17 2009, By Ernesto Londoño in Baghdad and agencies, FT.com site
