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After a three-year delay, the Justice Department has finally issued mandatory rape prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

The Justice Department has finally issued mandatory rape prevention policies for federal prisons and state correctional institutions that receive federal dollars.

The new appeal ruling has underlined a decision handed down in 2007 by a retired Supreme Court of Canada justice who conducted binding arbitration hearings, and so the foundation has finally issued a statement saying it accepts the verdict.

After years of pondering the complexities, the Food and Drug Administration has finally issued draft regulatory guidelines that should open a pathway to commercialization for potentially useful products that have thus far been research curiosities.

"Organic" is the oldest and by now most familiar of these labels, and it's about to become even more commonplace, now that the federal government has finally issued its long-awaited, much-debated national organic standards.

Over the past decade, the federal government has finally issued compliance guidelines for ICWA for states and other entities.

Its welcomed that the Saudi authorities have finally issued licences to women, but the very women who campaigned for this for years are now behind bars instead of behind wheel.

"It's welcomed that the Saudi authorities have finally issued licenses to women, but the very women who campaigned for this for years are now behind bars instead of behind wheel," tweeted Samah Hadid, Amnesty International's Middle East director of campaigns, this week.

The conclusive 800-page Benghazi report has finally been issued.

That a death certificate has finally been issued – and his son George is legally able to inherit the family title – is just one more chapter in a story that looks unlikely to ever have a complete ending.

It took more than four decades, but a full pardon has finally been issued by Gov. Bev Perdue of North Carolina, proclaiming the innocence of the Wilmington 10, a group of civil rights activists who were wrongly convicted and imprisoned when a white-owned grocery store was firebombed in 1971.