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Court Briefs: Jury Selection Begins in Eyelid Biter Case
Also, a court hearing for a proposed gas station was adjourned. By Edward Cardenas Jury selection is underway in the assault trial against Rahsaan Thedford. ?Jury selection began Tuesday for the Macomb Circuit Court trial of a 33-year-old Clinton
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:31A
Netcontrol: Radius is a good company with good products
A month ago, Swedish communications-equipment company Radius filed for bankruptcy. The business was then bought by Finnish Netcontrol. The EMS-provider Orbit One will produce Radius products on behalf of Netcontrol who are situated in the Finnish
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:30A
Samsung seeks ban on sales of iPhone 5 in Europe
Five months ago, you may recall, Apple filed a lawsuit against Samsung, in US District Court in Northern California, claiming that Samsung's Galaxy smartphones and tablets "slavishly" copied "several elements of the Apple Product Configuration Trade
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:30A
Feds OK funds for Cap Metro, but also affirm union position
Capital Metro, under a state law passed this spring, had to either bring all of its bus workers completely in-house (abolishing a faux contractor called StarTran it created in 1991 to manage union bus workers) or privatize all bus routes.
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:29A
Ron Paul Slams Economic Stimulus Package for Solyndra Bankruptcy
The Texas Congressman argued that “the recent bankruptcy of Solyndra shows that the government is a terrible venture capitalist.” Paul slammed Washington for thinking that the government has the solution to every economic problem.
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:29A
Racist charge supporter banned from attending games
A man alleged to have shouted racist abuse at a Scottish Premier League footballer has been banned from attending any professional games while he awaits trial. Ryan Cameron was arrested on Tuesday charged with racially abusing Hibs midfielder Isaiah
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:29A
Gov. Scott's legislative agenda in Fla. includes immigration enforcement
The Sun Sentinel adds that “the Senate balked at the E-Verify provisions and passed a bill that simply allowed law enforcement to investigate the immigration status of anyone arrested in connection with a crime.” The House version, much harsher and
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:29A
No polygraph for Ga. inmate as execution nears
And they said no trial court could ever consider the hearsay from the other witnesses who blamed the other man for the crime. US District Judge William T. Moore Jr. sided with them. He said the evidence presented at the hearing wasn't nearly enough to
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:28A
Terror blast accused claims NIA approaching him in jail
NIA is also probing the September 7 terror attack in the Delhi High Court premises that killed 15 people and injured over 70. The court, which had on September 14 ordered expeditious trial in the 2008 serial blasts case, today examined 19 witnesses,
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:27A
Is The IPC Freezing Out Utility Developments?
While they would have raised the height of the building slightly, they would have reduced the amount of spoil removed from the site and going to landfill, and also the volume of construction traffic. However, the IPC is not concerned with making such a
Updated: 09/21/2011 10:26A
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