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Illinois Supreme Court won't free Peterson
As the case drags on without a trial, Peterson is spending more time in his cell and less in court. | Sun-Times Media file photo Murder suspect Drew Peterson will remain behind bars while the Illinois Supreme Court weighs a critical appeal from Will
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:31P
Mother freed over disabled son's killing
The Supreme Court previously ruled Eitzen's depression made rational thought impossible at the time of the death. It is one of the few judgments in South Australia where a person has been found mentally unfit to stand trial for murder due to depression
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:31P
Adam "Pacman" Jones to face trial
Hamilton County Municipal Court Judge Brad Greenberg on Monday set the trial date. Jones is recovering from a neck injury and is on the Bengals' injured list. The Ohio case is being monitored by authorities in Las Vegas, where Jones is on probation for
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:30P
Crime halts as PM moves
The spokesman said the district police, Traffic Police, Flying Squad, Mujahid Squad, Elite Force and other law-enforcement agencies were put on high alert in order to discourage any kind of untoward move. He further said no felony act was reported with
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:30P
High Court acquits man of rape charge
High Court Judge Justice Sitabaram Pillai Thurairaja delivered his verdict saying that no evidence was found against the man. Judge Justice Thurairaja said that a medical examination was carried out on the wife but no injuries were found on her.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:30P
High Court acquits man of rape charge
High Court Judge Justice Sitabaram Pillai Thurairaja delivered his verdict saying that no evidence was found against the man. Judge Justice Thurairaja said that a medical examination was carried out on the wife but no injuries were found on her.
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:30P
American veto of Palestine statehood would be a tragedy
Beneath the slogan: “Be on our side – we are on the side of peace and justice”, a couple of nice-looking young men, a Palestinian designer and an Israeli social worker, plus their children, gaze out of the poster that appeared on the New York subway
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:30P
Same-Sex Marriage
A Vermont inn is digging in against the American Civil Liberties Union, which has filed a discrimination lawsuit against the business for refusing to host a wedding reception for a lesbian couple. Eric I. Wrubel, a partner at McLaughlin & Stern,
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:29P
Nassau/Queens County Bar Groups
Supreme Court Justice Anthony F. Marano, the administrative judge in Nassau County, said that seven or eight years ago there were 30 to 40 foreclosures a year. Over the past few years, he said there have been nearly 10000, resulting in the "most
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:29P
Nassau/Queens County Bar Groups
Supreme Court Justice Anthony F. Marano, the administrative judge in Nassau County, said that seven or eight years ago there were 30 to 40 foreclosures a year. Over the past few years, he said there have been nearly 10000, resulting in the "most
Updated: 09/19/2011 09:29P
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