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News roundup — July 9, 2013

Canada

Privacy concerns rise over push from businesses for cross-border data sharing, The Globe and Mail

PEI considers license plates identifying convicted drunk drivers, civil rights groups up in arms, The National Post

Top court sides with CN in conflict of interest case, The Globe and Mail


United States

U.S. meat groups back Canadian groups in asking court to block strict U.S. labelling rules, Reuters

Judge defers ruling on Trayvon Martin shooting reconstruction, Reuters


International

Prominent Israeli lawyer claims member of security services arrested secretly for 'grave' breach, Reuters 

Final appeal in Berlusconi's tax fraud case set for end of July, Reuters

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