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Crown backs Peters' bid to get judgment recalled
The Speaker sent the judgment to the privileges committee to consider.
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Donuts, drugs and threats before fatal stabbing
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Leaky homes mega-lawsuit settled in 'terrible day' for homeowners
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Out-of-zone girl, 5, wins right to attend overcrowded school
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Leo Molloy appeals conviction for Jesse Kempson suppression breach
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Cop killer trial: Jury can't reach unanimous decision
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