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Common Law: Wesley Brown, Part 2
Part of a series of videos on the criminal courts of Wichita. Learn more on the blog What the Judge Ate for Breakfast All users: If you have not already done so, Click "Record a Comment" to begin. Next, click "Allow" to use your camera.
Updated: 01/24/2012 10:33A
IACP Leadership Meets: Focuses on Officer Safety, Budget Cuts, Police
In support of this effort, the IACP will be hosting a live webcast to discuss the need for a national commission on the criminal justice system. Presented in cooperation with SAS, this webcast will focus on the challenges confronting law enforcement
Updated: 01/24/2012 10:18A
Dissenting ICC judge tore into Ocampo's facts
“I remain convinced and reiterate that the crimes and atrocities described by the prosecutor in the amended document containing the charges concerning Mr Muthaura and Mr Kenyatta fall within the competence of the Kenyan criminal justice authorities as
Updated: 01/24/2012 10:11A
New academic fraternity established on campus
In December, a new student organization joined K-State: the Kappa Sigma Upsilon chapter of the American Criminal Justice Association. College is one of the biggest times in students' lives to network with people before they enter the work force,
Updated: 01/24/2012 10:09A
Businessmen have £922k assets confiscated after losing longest dirty money
In her written judgement, Lady Stacey said: “The unlawful conduct which the Scottish Ministers have proved to have taken place comprises involvement in the importation of controlled drugs and a handgun; involvement in unlawful conduct evidenced by
Updated: 01/24/2012 09:36A
State Senate Passes Abbagail's Law
When DA Joseph Cardone looked at the situation, he decided little could be done from the criminal law and told State Senator George Maziarz about the case. Yesterday, the State Senate passed and sent on to the Assembly "Abbagail's Law" with Maziarz
Updated: 01/24/2012 09:34A
Scottish News: Businessmen have £922k assets confiscated after losing longest
TWO BUSINESSMEN linked to one of the country's most feared crime clans have been forced to hand over £922000 under the Proceeds of Crime Act. Russell Stirton, 51, and business partner Alexander Anderson face the forfeiture order after losing the
Updated: 01/24/2012 09:24A
Businessmen have £922k confiscated after losing longest dirty money case in
The flagship case, under new proceeds of crime laws, found Stirton and co-hort Anderson, guilty of charges including money-laundering, drug dealing, extortion and fraud. Stirton, who lives in a plush home at Mugdock, near Glasgow, has never been
Updated: 01/24/2012 09:04A
Summary of ICC ruling on Ocampo Six suspects
He maintains that the ICC is not competent because the crimes committed on the territory of the Republic of Kenya during the post?election violence of 2007?2008 in his view were serious common crimes under Kenyan criminal law, but not crimes against
Updated: 01/24/2012 08:59A
Spanish judge Garzon on trial for Franco-era probe
It is the second trial in as many weeks for the 56-year-old Baltasar Garzon, although the charges at the Supreme Court are essentially the same: that he knowingly exceeded the bounds of his authority. Last week he stood trial for ordering jailhouse
Updated: 01/24/2012 08:48A
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