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News roundup — January 28, 2013

Canada

Abortion debate still rages 25 years after SCC ruled anti-abortion laws violate women's Charter rights, Vancouver Sun

B.C. men acquitted of human smuggling charges, Toronto Star

Calgary doctor's sexual assault trial sees jurors unable to reach verdict, Winnipeg Sun


United States

9/11 suspects' lawyers request CIA prisons be preserved as evidence, Reuters

Justice Department's Sentencing Commission web site hacked, Reuters


International

Teen in India rape case to be tried as juvenile, despite victim's family's protests, Reuters

French judge warns small groups are new terrorist threat, Reuters

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