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There has only been one reported death outside of west Africa, but recent cases in the United States and Spain of those who had recently returned from affected countries have put the world on high-alert.

The majority of child-sex offenders in Britain are white men, but recent cases in Rotherham, Derby and Oxford featured groups of Asian men grooming vulnerable white girls.

The picture is far from complete, but recent cases dealing with costs in divorce cases and transcripts on appeal from proceedings involving determination of parental rights, coupled with the expansive readings being given to in forma pauperis statutes, all suggest that the trend seems to be toward more, not less, affirmative action.

But recent case law — in particular, the widely discussed Cash America case from the Southern District of New York — has held that covenant defaults are the equivalent of an indirect optional redemption, and that recovery of a "make-whole" premium can be pursued as an alternative to acceleration.

But, he said, recent cases in which the Supreme Court approved broad delegations of authority made it clear that it was unlikely to intervene on constitutional grounds.

But a number of recent cases in which judges have tossed out criminal charges--explicitly rebuking overzealous prosecutors in the process--indicate that the problem may be more widespread than once acknowledged by legal observers.

But a number of recent cases in which judges have tossed out criminal charges explicitly rebuking overzealous prosecutors in the process indicate that the problem may be more widespread than once acknowledged by legal observers.

But with a rash of recent cases in which Americans have been accused of being drawn into terrorist scheming, the rampage at Fort Hood, Tex., last month and now the alarming account of five young Virginia men who went to Pakistan and are suspected of seeking jihad, the notion that the United States has some immunity against homegrown terrorists is coming under new scrutiny.

And they cite numerous recent cases in which mistakes of command resulted in deaths, but no one was court-martialed.

Witness two recent cases in America and Australia.

Here are some recent cases in point.