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Troy Davis execution: Georgia pardons board denies plea for clemency
He will be put on a gurney at the state prison in Jackson and administered a cocktail of lethal drugs at 7pm local time on Wednesday, barring a last-minute intervention by the US supreme court which few observers expect to take place. The Georgia Board of Pardons and Paroles, which alone has power within the state to commute Davis's death sentence, denied to grant him clemency having heard three h
Tariq Aziz given additional 10-year jail term for persecution of Shia Kurds
Tariq Aziz was today given a further 10-year jail sentence, adding to the 15-year term he is already serving and a death sentence for crimes he committed as Saddam Hussein's right-hand man. However, Iraq's president, Jalal Talabani, again appeared to back a push for clemency, repeating that he would not sign a warrant condemning Aziz. Aziz, 74, a former Ba'athist henchman who is now in failing hea
Barack Obama under pressure over 9/11 terror trials
Leading Republicans have demanded that Barack Obama scrap plans to try the organisers of the 9/11 attacks in civilian courts after a New York jury acquitted an alleged terrorist of more than 200 murder charges over al-Qaida's bombing of US embassies in east Africa. Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani's conviction on the sole charge of conspiracy to destroy government property in the 1998 bombings has reignited
Guantánamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani cleared of 284 terror charges
A US jury finds former Guantánamo detainee Ahmed Khalfan Ghailani not guilty on all but one count in the African embassy bombings of 1998 guardian.co.uk Barack Obama's plans to try accused terrorists in civilian courts experienced a major setback last night when the first former Guantánamo detainee to be tried in one was convicted on just one of 285 charges over the 1998 attack on US embassies in
Khodorkovsky says fate of all Russia at stake in trial
The former oil tycoon was first arrested in 2003 on charges of tax evasion involving his company, Yukos Former oil tycoon Mikhail Khodorkovsky has told a court in Moscow that the fate of all Russians rests on the outcome of his trial for embezzlement. He said no-one believed he would be acquitted of the latest charges, which could extend his jail term until 2017. The former head of the Yukos oil c
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