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News Roundup - October 31, 2014

Canada

Graduates of TWU’s law school voted against being given accreditation not allowing them to practise in B.C., The Province

RCMP investigating former premier Alison Redford for inappropriately using tax-payer funds, Calgary Herald

SCC declines to hear lawsuit by city of Montreal against agency overseeing public transportation in Greater Montreal Area, Montreal Gazette


United States

Citigroup setting aside monies to cover legal expenses due to regulatory inquiries, Reuters

Washington Supreme Court rules burden of proving consent cannot fall on defendant accused of rape, Reuters


International

Swiss banker begins trial for conspiracy to commit tax fraud, Reuters

Iraqi citizens of Switzerland arrested for supporting Islamic State and planning attack in Europe, Reuters

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