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17 July – LAWFUEL – The Law News Network – The trial date for Saddam Hussein will be announced shortly, according to a New York Times story featured in today’s LawFuel.com

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The legal industry globally has taken a significant hit with the Coronavirus pandemic but continues to show some resilience as job recruitment continues, according to international reports. The jobs market in most jurisdictions has been moderately weak. In the US, for instance, the industry lost 68,000 jobs in April, but regains ground as 5,000 more […]
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