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Spain pursues Salvadoran soldiers over 1989 killings
A Spanish judge on Monday ordered the arrest of 20 soldiers from El Salvador over the 1989 murders of six Jesuits priests, five of them Spanish, and two women who worked with them. The order was the latest development to an action started in 2008 when
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:51A
Court date in Va. for Redskins' Haynesworth, may settle road-rage assault
Police say a man accused Haynesworth of punching him in a traffic altercation in Reston. The man told investigators he made a gesture at Haynesworth for tailgating him. The two vehicles stopped and Haynesworth allegedly got out of his pickup truck and
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:50A
German courts' reliance on experts prompts concern
Courts normally order experts to provide assessment and opinions to help them reach a verdict. Lawyers from both sides also have the right to do so. And, all have the right to cross-examine such experts. Whoever does must have good reason to do so
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:49A
German courts' reliance on experts prompts concern
Courts normally order experts to provide assessment and opinions to help them reach a verdict. Lawyers from both sides also have the right to do so. And, all have the right to cross-examine such experts. Whoever does must have good reason to do so
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:49A
Binayak's associate Guha gets bail
The vacation bench of justices GS Singhvi and CK Prasad suspended the sentence of life imprisonment and directed Guha's rele The bench also directed Guha to furnish a bail bond of Rs two lakh and two sureties of one lakh each.
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:45A
Chrysler pays back bailout loans
The repayment of loans and interest owed to the US Treasury and Export Development Canada is a significant milestone in Chrysler's methodical comeback from bankruptcy in 2009. Now the company's revival will enter a new phase that depends heavily on its
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:44A
Fairbanks Wellness Court offers an escape from the DUI trap
She moved to Southcentral to work in traffic control, escape a toxic lifestyle in Fairbanks and save enough money for the counseling required to get her license back. But when she returned to Fairbanks in 2007 for her daughter's 21st birthday,
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:44A
Fairbanks Wellness Court offers an escape from the DUI trap
She moved to Southcentral to work in traffic control, escape a toxic lifestyle in Fairbanks and save enough money for the counseling required to get her license back. But when she returned to Fairbanks in 2007 for her daughter's 21st birthday,
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:44A
Fairbanks Wellness Court offers an escape from the DUI trap
She moved to Southcentral to work in traffic control, escape a toxic lifestyle in Fairbanks and save enough money for the counseling required to get her license back. But when she returned to Fairbanks in 2007 for her daughter's 21st birthday,
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:44A
Weatherman acquitted of rape in 'trial of the year'
Over 100 people crammed into a court in Mannheim on Monday to hear the verdict in the case of a German weather forecaster accused of raping his ex-girlfriend. On Monday, a court in Mannheim acquitted Jrg Kachelmann, a Swiss-born television
Updated: 05/31/2011 03:43A
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