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That process, Mr. Gill said, permitted a teacher convicted of sexual abuse to get appointed to a Bronx junior high school.

Relatives and associates of the detained said that many were subjected to coercive tactics and physical abuse to get them to sign assets over to the state.

A partisan claim being heard is that Judge Samuel A. Alito Jr.'s dissent in Casey would have forced women who are fearful of abuse to get the consent of their husbands before obtaining an abortion.

The defense had called Ms. McFillin to support other defense witnesses who attended the Elan School and who testified that school officials subjected Mr. Skakel to repeated physical and emotional abuse to get him to confess to the killing.

During the six-month trial, Deputy District Attorney David Conn charged that Erik and Lyle Menendez baldly concocted the stories of abuse to get themselves off the hook, accusing them of committing the murders in order to inherit their parents' $14 million fortune.

For every person who has faked drug or alcohol abuse to get into the program, there are many who did not qualify but had real substance abuse problems that were not properly documented.

Hillary Clinton's statement that the US would not allow China's record of human rights abuses to get in the way of dealing with issues such as trade disputes, for example, is not partnership – that is enabling.

In Geneva, the International Commission of Jurists, a human rights body, said Thursday that the Sri Lankan government had made it all but impossible for victims of human rights abuses to get justice and that the judiciary's independence was being threatened.

Instead of treating this public health crisis as a criminal issue, we should prioritize education, jobs and substance abuse prevention to get to the root of the problem.

When his swearing and abuse fail to get him thrown out of school so he can go back to his corner dealing he shouts at his teachers: "I know the rules.

A government inquiry into child abuse "needs to get moving" in the light of the "devastating" Rotherham scandal, Labour leader Ed Miliband has said.