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News Roundup - September 17, 2014

Canada

Law enforcement agencies still making requests for personal data despite Supreme Court ruling, Toronto Star

Charges of fraud and uttering forged documents against New Brunswick Liberal candidate dropped after review, The Globe and Mail

Falun Gong in B.C. Supreme Court to erect permanent hut and large banner in front of Chinese consulate, The Province


United States

New York attorney general rebuts Barclays' motion to dismiss state's lawsuit alleging fraud, Reuters

Federal appeals court throws out jury order requiring Apple to pay VirnetX Holding Corp. damages for infringing patents, Reuters


International

Syngenta AG sued over sales of GMO corn seed not approved by China, Reuters

Saudi court sentences men after accusations of attacks and forming al Qaeda cell in prison, Reuters

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