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Andrew Lindo: Killer who showed 'chilling lack of remorse' gets life
Mr Justice Andrew Smith, at Bradford Crown Court, said Lindo had shown "extraordinary and chilling lack of remorse" over the murder, after which he went to collect his lover, Angela Rylance, and brought her back to the home in Holmfirth, West Yorkshire
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:57A
Delhi HC grants Nanda permission to travel abroad on Rs 50 crore surety
Hearing the petition, Justice Mukta Gupta ordered, 'The trial court is directed to permit the petitioner to go to London for a period of two weeks on furnishing a fresh itinerary and his address where he would be staying in UK.
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:56A
Delhi HC grants Nanda permission to travel abroad on Rs 50 crore surety
Hearing the petition, Justice Mukta Gupta ordered, 'The trial court is directed to permit the petitioner to go to London for a period of two weeks on furnishing a fresh itinerary and his address where he would be staying in UK.
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:56A
Delhi HC directs Centre, Delhi Government to pay Rs 10 lakh compensation
The court said that the persons died in front of the temple of Justice so they should be compensated. The court directed that both the governments should share the ex-gratia amount equally and disburse the same within three weeks.
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:56A
Google wins legal fight with Australian regulator over Sponsored Links
The ACCC alleged that as a result of Google's significant input into advertisements which appear on its search results pages, it was not only the advertiser but also Google which made the representations found to have breached the Act. However, Justice
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:56A
U.S. department served $16 muffins, $10 cookies
"We found the Department (of Justice) spent $16 on each of the 250 muffins served at an August 2009 legal conference in Washington," said a DOJ Office of Inspector General report made public on Tuesday. The DOJ spent $121 million on conferences in
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:56A
Failure of Diplomacy: Pope may soon face justice in crimes against humanity
"The institutionalized concealment of child rape is a crime under any law and demands not private ceremonies of repentance or church-funded payoffs, but justice and punishment." Those who know me may think this is just my general dislike of organized
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:55A
Relationship ended with stabbing before family
Of the unrelenting misery of domestic violence, and the toll it takes, there may be no better example than the trial now going on before Ontario Superior Court Judge Robert Clark and a
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:55A
Tories' new crime bill borrows from failed U.S. model
Justice Minister Rob Nicholson, who seems to be a very intelligent fellow, likely knows that, but it's his job to go around saying the opposite. That can't be any fun at all, but he doesn't have much choice. Throughout the minority years,
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:55A
Law firm best of the best
A BROMSGROVE based solicitors has been named among the top 10 business law firms in the West Midlands. Thomas Horton is one of only two firms in the whole of Worcestershire named in the independent assessment, undertaken by the Legal 500.
Updated: 09/22/2011 02:55A
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