Judge: Tucson Shooter Unfit to Stand Trial
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LA Times – A federal judge ruled Wednesday that Jared Lee Loughner was incompetent to stand trial, all but ending, for now, legal proceedings in the January shooting spree that killed six people and wounded 13 others, including Arizona Democratic Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.
After studying reports from two mental-health experts who examined the 22-year-old defendant, Judge Larry A. Burns stopped federal death-penalty proceedings against Loughner and sent him back to the federal medical center for prisoners in Springfield, Mo., for treatment and further evaluation.
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US, Iran Agree to Halt War, Reopen Strait of Hormuz
Palestinian Authority Is Proud of Paying the Salaries of Terrorists
Tehran’s Strategy Worked — What Iran’s Success Means for the Region, China, and Taiwan
In One of the World’s Most Divided Places, Giving Blood Unites Us All
When Experience Becomes a Risk: Why Democracies Need an Age Limit for Leadership



