Justice League

14. March 2011 | 04:40

Justice League: Generation Lost #21 Review

After the events of Justice League: Generation Lost #19 the JLI has been understandably sidelined. Down a member, the group is left to ponder how they got into the predicament that they’re in. At this point can they even take down Maxwell Lord? Is it better for the world if they split up and let Max dole out his unique brand of justice? Or will they find something to unite themselves, renewing … (News Source: IGN Comics - 06:50:47)

Call to curb sentencing powers

Magistrates should be stripped of their power to hand down prison sentences, campaigners have said. (News Source: Shropshire Star - 00:34:28)

Zardari moves to reappoint Justice Deedar Shah

ISLAMABAD: The latest chapter of the executive-judiciary thriller ended on an exciting note on Friday when in a late-night development President Asif Ali Zardari proposed the reappointment of Justice (retd) Deedar Hussain Shah as chairman of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB). The latter had been removed from the office by the Supreme Court only a day earlier. (News Source: Dawn - 00:10:40)

Major league baseball

Major league baseball Monday’s news & notes Bonds trial: Longtime San Francisco Giants clubhouse (News Source: The Youngstown Vindicator - 05:16:18)

Does NHL favor the Bruins?

08:27 AM ET 03.11 | One-time Bruins captain and a former No. 1 pick of the club, Joe Thornton called the team into the controversy involving current captain Zdeno Chara incident. “It’s just something with Boston,” Thornton said. “It just seems like they have a horseshoe. (News Source: Sports Illustrated - 15:51:54)

Battle Los Angeles: A Shaky, Breaky Mess

What with the jittering camera aesthetic, clunky script, and creaky clichÃ‰s, Battle Los Angeles won’t live long in the memory (News Source: Time Magazine - 19:50:18)

Working to keep Lady Justice blind

A noted criminal justice expert says more progress is needed against bias. (News Source: Omaha World-Herald - 04:44:06)

Justice for Jackson

Rick Jackson rebounded from his noticeable snub from the All Big East First team and today was named the Defensive Player of the Year. Jackson joins two-time winner Etan Thomas as the only Syracuse players ever to be named defensive player of the year. (News Source: YNN Syracuse - 02:41:28)

Retro Hobo With a Shotgun Game Blasts Onto iOS

Hobo With a Shotgun , the outrageously bloody movie spawned by a gritty Grindhouse trailer, is about to blast its way onto iOS devices in the form of a retro-style game with a unique back story. (News Source: Wired News - 22:49:07)

Cox: NHL justice protects thugs, ignores victims

The Zdeno Chara incident is just the latest ugly moment for a league that refuses to crack down on fighting and violence. (News Source: Toronto Star - 03:37:50)

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