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Legal news Roundup - August 9, 2017

Compiled By Patricia Cancilla

Canada

Three Toronto police officers found not guilty of sexually assaulting female colleague, Globe and Mail

North Korea releases imprisoned Canadian pastor on 'sick bail', Globe and Mail

Wilson-Raybould seeks provinces’ help to lower blood-alcohol limit for drivers, Globe and Mail

United States

Trump boasts of nuke strength as Tillerson urges calm on North Korea, Globe and Mail

Disney pays at least US$177 million to settle 'pink slime' case: filing, Reuters

International

Man arrested after car rams into soldiers in Paris suburb, Reuters

Qatar waives visas for 80 nationalities amid Gulf boycott, Reuters

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