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News Roundup - September 19, 2014

Canada

Pilot project aimed at students to prevent crime from a young age, Calgary Herald

Mohawk leaders look to enforce law requiring residents to leave land if they marry non-native, The National Post

City of Montreal taking police to court over decrease in infractions raising public safety issue, Montreal Gazette


United States

Government arguing against release on bond of Central American women and children according to lawyers, Reuters

Couple accused of kidnapping Amish sisters charged with sexual exploitation and possession of child pornography, Reuters


International

China fines GlaxoSmithKline for paying bribes to doctors to use its drugs, Reuters

EU regulators agree on criteria for judging appeals for 'right to be forgotten' in Internet searches, Reuters

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