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News roundup — September 11, 2013

Canada

Prosecutor asks for harshest penalty since Canada abolished the death penalty, The National Post

B.C. court ruling 'punches new holes' in impaired driving law, Vancouver Sun

Crude in Quebec train derailment 'violently explosive,' likely not correctly labelled: investigators, Reuters


United States

Google not exempt from liability in Street View privacy case, Reuters

Airline merger defended in court filing, not a violation of antitrust laws, Reuters


International

U.K. prosecutors face 'legal hurdle' in fraud case against Japanese company, Reuters

PetroChina partner denies former executive is under investigation for corruption, Reuters

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