11-09-06

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Two U.S. media organizations have declared that the Democratic Party has won a majority in the U.S. Senate, and with it, complete control of the U.S. Congress following Tuesday's midterm elections.

NBC and the Associated Press say Democratic challenger Jim Webb is the winner over Republican Senator George Allen in (the southern U.S. state of) Virginia. Webb holds a lead of about seven-thousand votes, out of more than two-million ballots cast.

Allen has not conceded defeat, and his campaign says he will wait until a re-check of the vote counting is completed by local officials. But one advisor says Allen has no intention of seeking a recount if the votes remain in Webb's favor.

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China's chief justice says that Chinese courts convict more than 99 percent of defendants in criminal cases.

Chinese state media quote Xiao Yang as saying that in the past nine years (January 1998 to September 2006), the courts found fewer than one percent of defendants not guilty.

Xiao says China's courts handled more than five million criminal cases over the period, resulting in just 41-thousand acquittals.

The president of the Supreme People's Court was speaking at a national conference on criminal trials, which began Tuesday in Beijing.

Human rights groups have criticized China's court system as failing to meet international standards for fairness and justice.

Chinese public pressure for legal reform is growing, after state media reported a series of cases involving wrongful convictions and executions.

Xiao said this week that Chinese courts should exercise "extreme" caution when handing out death penalties.