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News Roundup - October 17, 2014

Canada

Lawyers possess documents accusing Allergan Inc. of misleading investors regarding takeover, Reuters

Ottawa dentist prohibited from practising dentistry by Ontario Superior Court, Ottawa Citizen

Rob Ford asked to leave advance polling station for campaigning illegally, Toronto Star


United States

White House fence jumper faces more charges under federal grand jury indictment, Reuters

Florida Supreme Court rules police must get warrants to monitor cellphone location signals, Reuters


International

Britain may use mediaeval law to charge citizens that fight with Islamic State insurgents with treason, Reuters

Austrian authorities arrest woman traveling back from Syria on suspicion of planning attack, Reuters

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