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The Supreme Court is hearing a plea by activist Teesta Setalvad seeking interim protection from arrest in a case of alleged evidence fabrication in the 2002 Gujarat riots. The Gujarat High Court rejected her regular bail plea.

More than a week has passed and ronson has been granted bail. hes allowed to leave hong kong. today is his last day in the city. hes going to see his journalist colleague patrick lam in lai chi kok detention centre before he leaves. hes been detained for nearly two years. his trial is yet to begin. he was under arrest and cannot get bail. i visit him once for every month since last year — december.

After thorough investigation and concluding that the driver was not under the influence of alcohol and that it was an accidental death, the Sessions Court granted bail.

The teenager accused of stabbing two staff members at a Halifax-area high school in March was released on house arrest with strict conditions on Wednesday.

Second degree manslaughter charges for the choke hold death of jordan neely on board a new york city subway train on may one. if convicted, penny faces up to 15 years behind bars. now the indictment is sealed. but the "new york post" reports penny will face an additional charge today of criminally negligent homicide which has a maximum penalty of four years. in court today a judge will read the charges to penny and the 24-year-old will enter a guilty or not guilty plea. penny is free on $1 hundr...

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In the arrest of an indian man in his 60s whos currently on bail. plus, weve learnt about a number of new investigations over the past year into organ trafficking, notjust on uk soil but a handful of paid for transplants abroad that are being treated here. daniels historic case beat the odds, even thwarting attempts by these nigerian senators who visited the uk to get that case moved to nigeria. but such is the influence of sonias family in nigeria, daniel and his family fear revenge attacks fro...

To the uk for kidney removal. now the bbc has learned that, in a separate investigation, an indian man in his 60s has been arrested in the uk on suspicion of conspiring to exploit a person for organ removal. hes since been released on bail. mark lobel reports. this young mans brave steps into a police station near heathrow last year revealed a crime never seen before in the uk — forced organ removal. his journey began thousands of miles away, selling from this wheelbarrow in nigerias commercia...

Cruiser, officers say, and the rest of the article goes through a point-by-point description of why police are not allowed to shoot these people, even if they ram them down in the car. >> thats not correct! theyre absolutely allowed to shoot them. if someone is ramming you with a car, theyre trying to kill you. the officer has every right to shoot you. this tells me this is a cummulative effect of our leaders that dehumanized our police. theres a lack of respect and lack of fear towards our law ...

The court granted bail to them observing that the complaint against them was not registered by a person aggrieved or against whom an attempt of religious conversion was made or by their relatives.