Judge says Fairfax prosecutor Raymond Morrogh, accused of being unethical, should stay on case - Crime Scene Posted at 11:17 AM ET, 11/05/2012 Nov 05, 2012 04:17 PM EST TheWashingtonPost A Fairfax prosecutor accused of bias in a capital murder trial has not compromised his independence or acted unethically and will stay on the case, a Prince William County judge ruled Monday. Fairfax County Commonwealth’s Attorney Raymond F. Morrogh (D) was accused by defense attorneys of having entanglements and friendships that could affect his judgement as he pursues murder-for-hire charges against Justin M. Defense attorneys had argued that Morrogh’s friendship with Prince William County Commonwealth’s Attorney Paul B. But those convictions were vacated by a federal court recently after a judge found that Ebert’s office didn’t turn over key evidence that could have been used in Wolfe’s defense. Ebert then stepped aside in the case and asked that Morrogh be appointed special prosecutor. “There’s no evidence that [Morrogh’s] relationships will cause him to abandon his duties,” O’Brien said.
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Chrome Web Store - Proxy SwitchySharp United Nations confidential reports From WikiLeaks January 14, 2008 Wikileaks staff writers Wikileaks has released 70 United Nations investigative reports classified "Strictly Confidential". The bulk of the reports were released today with 17 reports relating to Kosovo having being released on 24 Oct 2008. Since the number reports exceeds the ability of the world press to digest them, we ask that journalists and other investigators take responsibility for those reports immediately before and after the month and day of their date of birth before considering the material at large. ↑ UN finds 217 sex abuse claims against blue helmets Strictly Confidential Investigation case reports (58) Strictly Confidential Procurement Task Force reports, 2006-2007 (18) Strictly Confidential Kosovo corruption reports (17) All oversight reports (614) Many of these reports are also available at the United States UN mission, although, interestingly, not generally from the UN itself.
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US Congress Embraces Both NSA Spying and Endless Wars In two separate votes in the House of Representatives on Wednesday, lawmakers from both parties affirmed their ongoing acceptance of the ever-growing national security state and support for the military authorization that has kept the nation in constant war since 2001. Though neither was expected to pass, the failure of the two separate amendments introduced as part of the 2013 Defense Authorization Bill offers a window into the bipartisan consensus that permeates Washington when it comes to appeasing the dominant influence of the military-intelligence-industrial complex that has gained unprecedented authority and profited so magnificently in the post-9/11 era. The first amendment voted down, introduced by Rep. The amendment was defeated by a margin of 217-205, with twelve members not voting (see roll call below). The second amendment defeated, introduced by Rep. The two roll calls for the amendments follow: This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0 License
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