The Iraqi judicial panel said that Hussein should be freed under the country's new amnesty law.
"We found no reason to lighten her sentence, " said Amser Simanjuntak, who headed the judicial panel.
On April 27th a judicial panel ordered a review of a February decision not to prosecute Mr Ozawa.
The Cypriot government has appointed a special judicial panel to clarify what happened in the country's financial crash and pinpoint any wrongdoing.
Last week, a judicial panel playing the role of legal traffic cop heard arguments about how and where the Facebook lawsuits should be heard in court.
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The judicial panel had to wade through the tortured prose of the 1957 Census Act, which, according to the court, prohibits the use of statistical sampling for congressional reapportionment.
But this week Bank of America scored an important legal victory when the U.S. Judicial Panel on Multidistrict Litigation combined a bunch of mortgage-related lawsuits that had been filed against Countrywide and assigned them to a federal judge in Los Angeles.
Scotland coach Matt Williams slammed the decision as "inconsistent with the rules of the game" and warned the all-Australian appeals panel had set a dangerous precedent that could turn rugby's judicial system into a farce.
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ObamaCare does this by empowering an unelected 15-member panel to rule over medicine and tell doctors how to practice, with no legislative or judicial review.
In the first recall of Parliament since 2002, Mr Cameron updated MPs on the remit of the judicial inquiry into the scandal, which will be led by Lord Justice Leveson, and named the members of the panel for the inquiry.
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