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News roundup — March 13, 2013

Canada

Judge will not ban public, media from Magnotta's trial, Toronto Star

Quebec election shooter given three weeks to decide on a lawyer or to represent himself: judge, Calgary Herald

Air Canada gets more time to meet pension fund obligations, executive pay freeze imposed, The Globe and Mail


United States

Gender discrimination case to proceed against JPMorgan Chase despite plaintiff's lack of disclosure, judge says, Reuters

Amazon could test antitrust law by buying web site suffixes, Reuters


International

Antigua to return 'substantial portion' of Stanford's offshore bank account, Reuters

Defendants in India can be served legal documents through Facebook: judge, Reuters

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