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News roundup — April 24, 2013

Canada

Toronto immigration lawyer offering free services to dying mother in fight to have daughters made Canadian citizens, Toronto Star

Father of teen who killed herself after being bullied calls for new law against online harassment, Vancouver Sun

Lawyer for two media publications says judge erred on murder case publication ban, Chronicle Herald


United States

Public defender takes on complicated task in Boston bombing case, Reuters

Appeals court rules 1998 copyright act is not a defense for online music service, Reuters


International

Euro zone's top project to boost economy will not wait for EU law change: Eurogroup head, Reuters

Protest leader calls charges against him 'trumped up,' urges court to throw case out, Reuters

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