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  2. List of prisoners with whole life orders - Wikipedia

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    Due to the pending High Court ruling on the legality of whole life sentences, sentencing was delayed until 28 February 2014, when she was jailed for life with a whole-life tariff, making her one of only four women who have ever been handed a whole-life sentence and the first woman ever to be given this sentence by a judge.

  3. Imprisonment for public protection - Wikipedia

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    In 2007, the Queen's Bench Division of the High Court ruled that the continued incarceration of prisoners serving IPPs after tariff expiry where the prisons lack the facilities and courses required to assess their suitability for release was unlawful, [4] [5] causing concern that many dangerous offenders would be freed. [6]

  4. Life imprisonment in England and Wales - Wikipedia

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    Formerly, the home secretary reserved the right to set the "tariff" or minimum length of term for prisoners sentenced to life imprisonment. However, in November 2000, politicians were stripped of this power in relation to defendants aged under 18, following an appeal to the European Court of Human Rights by the murderers of James Bulger.

  5. Tariffs are likely to stay high even if Harris wins. But ...

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    Trump calls tariffs "the most beautiful word in the dictionary" and has even floated things like 2,000% tariffs on autos and said his aim in some areas is to implement "the highest tariff in history."

  6. The biggest Supreme Court decisions of 2024: From ... - AOL

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    The high court also ruled on presidential immunity at a consequential time for current President-elect Trump during the 2024 election – and sided with a Jan. 6 defendant who fought a federal ...

  7. Arthur Hutchinson (murderer) - Wikipedia

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    Hutchinson later appealed against the Home Secretary's ruling. His case was heard on 16 May 2008 at the High Court, nearly six years after the final say on minimum terms for life sentence prisoners was transferred from the Home Secretary to the High Court. His solicitors argued that a whole life tariff was a breach of his human rights.

  8. US Supreme Court turns away challenge to steel import tariffs

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    China and some other countries retaliated by imposing tariffs on U.S. goods. The Supreme Court in March turned away a challenge to the 2018 tariffs by a group of U.S.-based steel importers. The ...

  9. Conduct money - Wikipedia

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    Occasionally, special witnesses, such as experts, may be entitled to receive conduct money under a higher tariff. As an example, in the province of Ontario, witnesses in civil proceedings in the Superior Court are allowed a daily rate of 50.00 CAD. The travel allowance is $3.00 if the witness resides in the same city as the hearing; 24 cents ...