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Criminal Attorney Set to Charge Arman, SPLM North- Sector
A Justice source said abovementioned measures would be filed under articles related to spying for an enemy, undermining the constitutional system, instigating war and hatred against the state; in addition to lodging a request to the Attorney General
Updated: 08/19/2011 08:08P
Law students battle for Attorney-General's Cup
Mr Menon said of the finals: 'The inaugural AG's Cup has held up to its promise of exposing law undergraduates to the intricacies of criminal law.' The competition was organised by the NUS Criminal Justice Club and supported by the Attorney-General's
Updated: 08/19/2011 08:04P
Kingdom of consumers
Law enforcement agencies and the judicial system in our country are struggling to tackle some new generation crimes, mostly because there is a lack of precedents and the antiquity of the civil and criminal law. Our laws, the fundamental or the
Updated: 08/19/2011 05:01P
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Updated: 08/19/2011 04:03P
Victory in Court for WOZA
Intentional engaging in a disorderly or riotous conduct as defined in section 41(a) of the Criminal Law Codification and Reform Act 9:23. Alternatively Encumbering or obstructing the free passage along any street, road, throughfare,
Updated: 08/19/2011 01:14P
Hamilton lawyer disbarred after sexual assualt convictions
The Law Society of Upper Canada has disbarred a Hamilton, Ont. lawyer convicted of sexual offences against two boys, including a client in his young offender criminal law practice. Last May, Tom Raymond Martin, now 46, was sentenced to six years and
Updated: 08/19/2011 12:20P
'West Memphis 3' — Arkansas men convicted of killing Cub Scouts in '93 — could
Normally, when defendants plead guilty in criminal cases, they admit that they've done the crime in question. But in an Alford plea, defendants are allowed to insist they're innocent, says Kay Levine, a former prosecutor who now teaches criminal law
Updated: 08/19/2011 12:20P
West Memphis 3 could be released Friday
Normally, when defendants plead guilty in criminal cases, they admit that they've done the crime in question. But in an Alford plea, defendants are allowed to insist they're innocent, says Kay Levine, a former prosecutor who now teaches criminal law
Updated: 08/19/2011 12:20P
'West Memphis 3' May Be Freed in Plea Deal
Normally, when defendants plead guilty in criminal cases, they admit that they have done the crime in question. But in an Alford plea, defendants are allowed to insist they are innocent, says Kay Levine, a former prosecutor who now teaches criminal law
Updated: 08/19/2011 10:27A
Plea deal could set West Memphis 3 free Friday
A person who spoke on condition of anonymity because of a gag order in the case told the AP the tentative deal includes a legal maneuver that would let the men maintain their innocence while acknowledging prosecutors likely have enough evidence to
Updated: 08/19/2011 10:18A
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