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News Roundup - August 14, 2014

Canada

Ontario judge to deliver verdict in case against person charged with robocalls from 2011 election, Toronto Star

Leaders of religious sect in B.C. charged with polygamy, The Vancouver Sun

Judge rules police had to shoot and kill suspect when he advanced on them with a knife, Calgary Herald


United States

Madoff's son asks U.S. judge to stop trustee seeking money from adding claims of illegal aid and profit, Reuters

Oklahoma City doctor pleads guilty to over-prescribing medication that caused deaths of eight people, Reuters


International

Mozambique approves amnesty law that allows opposition party leader to leave hideaway and sign peace accord, Reuters

South Korean court orders exhibition of Japanese manga to be shown after it was canceled, The Japan Times

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