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DUI convict too sick for rehab, stays in custody
“He was too sick to take the class,” defense attorney Joseph Rhea said. Rhea presented two options to Superior Court Judge Dale R. Wells.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:24A
DUI convict too sick for rehab, stays in custody
“He was too sick to take the class,” defense attorney Joseph Rhea said. Rhea presented two options to Superior Court Judge Dale R. Wells.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:24A
Cutting cash for youth crime prevention risks increase in offending, say MPs
The committee also expressed concerns about plans to axe the Youth Justice Board, warning that some of its achievements in tackling crime by young people
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:24A
Hospital provides update of three people involved in recent crash
Following a two-vehicle crash Saturday on Route 220 in Albany Township, one person was still listed in fair condition on Monday evening and the other two
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:24A
Husband admits killing his wife
Alberta Justice announced last week it would review autopsies conducted by Belenky, following errors discovered in at least one of his cases.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:24A
Apex court confirms death to Nithari serial killer Koli
who has also been awarded capital punishment by the trial court in three other cases of rape and killings of young women and children in Nithari village
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:23A
Income Tax returns: ''I have nothing to hide'', says former CJI
New Delhi, Feb 15 : National Human Rights Commission (NHRC) chairperson and former Chief Justice of India, KG Balakrishnan, reacting to the controversy over
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:22A
Katie Price's mum Amy takes blame for Princess burn
“Her sister Sophie and I were the ones with Princess when it happened and I know it was a fluke accident – and just how minor it is.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:22A
Chevron fined in Ecuador
far below the $27,3-billion recommended by a court-appointed expert but appeared to be the highest damage award ever issued in an environmental lawsuit.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:22A
Chevron fined in Ecuador
far below the $27,3-billion recommended by a court-appointed expert but appeared to be the highest damage award ever issued in an environmental lawsuit.
Updated: 02/15/2011 04:22A