The High Court in London ruled that Britain had acted unlawfully in moving the inhabitants off the 65-island Chagos archipelago, a British territory in the Indian Ocean, and that an order banning them from returning should be quashed.
The bill -- passed by the Assembly and awaiting Senate action -- would make grave robbing a serious crime, imposing up to 10 years in prison for anyone who unlawfully disturbs, moves or conceals human remains.
In her ruling, New York Supreme Court Justice Barbara Jaffe orders a representative of Stony Brook University to appear in court on 6 May to respond to NhRP's petition that Hercules and Leo "are being unlawfully detained" and should be immediately moved to a chimp sanctuary in Florida.
The petition argues that by keeping the chimps, Hercules and Leo, in cages, Stony Brook is unlawfully detaining them, and they should be moved to an animal sanctuary.
The dispute moved to the high court when the Guardian sought to show that Grieve had acted unlawfully.
Though unlawfully stingy, this was much better than he could have earned back home in Mexico.After two years he moved to North Carolina, a state that was then just starting to become a magnet for Mexicans.
A college student who caught her own arrest on video as officers unlawfully told her to "keep moving" along a sidewalk in Ferguson during daylight hours is also still facing charges.
The march was originally planned by the movement's radical wing, which was going to end the day by having the marchers move, en masse and unlawfully, into the hallways of the Capitol.
On Tuesday, the United States Equal Employment Opportunity Commission said there was reasonable cause to believe the county's move "unlawfully discriminated on the basis of gender".
As we seek redress, we must move beyond the institution of law enforcement and address all the legal apparatuses that safeguard those state agents who might unlawfully kill us even after they have sworn to protect us.
