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Great Yarmouth man suffered injuries “like a bad traffic accident” in beating
Archibald Kerr, 52, was found with injuries comparable to those a person would suffer in a “bad traffic accident” in the hallway of his flat in Deneside, Yarmouth, in the early hours of January 31, Norwich Crown Court heard. He died two months later at
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:12A
Downham Market teenager died in 90mph crash
He had been driving towards King's Lynn at about 7.30am and had overtaken several vehicles before the crash. The inquest, held at Swaffham Magistrates' Court yesterday, heard the teenager had pulled in sharply to avoid an oncoming lorry,
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:12A
Greek sprinter appears in court in perjury case
did not appear in court, face a misdemeanor charge in connection with their claims of having been involved in a motorcycle accident on Aug. 12, 2004, on the eve of the Athens Olympics. They were accused of staging the crash to avoid a doping test.
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:12A
Freescale's Latest Qorivva Microcontrollers Help Automotive Industry Advance
US Insurance Institute for Highway Safety reports that one in three fatal passenger vehicle crashes and one in five serious or moderate injury crashes could have been avoided if more vehicles had been equipped with crash-avoidance technologies.
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:12A
No students injured in minor bus crash
The accident occurred a short distance from the bridge on the Bunkerville side of the river. The driver of the mini-van, which struck the bus from the rear, did not appear to be seriously hurt but was taken to Mesa View Regional Hospital as a
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:12A
Douglas touts virtues of specialty courts cut in Sandoval budget
Chief Justice Michael Douglas Monday touted the virtues of Specialty Courts to a joint session of the Senate and Assembly. The occasion was the biennial State of the Judiciary speech to the 2011 Legislature.
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:11A
Some Big 'Caps Just Won't Go Away
The Derby, which opened in 1922, was sold in 1938 to George Woolf, eight years before his fatal riding accident. The 1994 Big 'Cap was decided by Pedersen and two of his colleagues, who ruled unanimously that the first-place finisher, The Wicked North,
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:11A
Father sues Children Services after paralyzing crash
The Woodville Road man filed a lawsuit Feb. 3 against Richland County Children Services and unnamed John and Jane Does "care of" the agency. He is seeking a jury trial and compensatory damages of $25000 or more from the agency, along with attorney fees
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:11A
Father sues Children Services after paralyzing crash
The Woodville Road man filed a lawsuit Feb. 3 against Richland County Children Services and unnamed John and Jane Does "care of" the agency. He is seeking a jury trial and compensatory damages of $25000 or more from the agency, along with attorney fees
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:11A
Sudan: Local Expert Says Darfur Referendum Aims to Contain Rebel Demands
"We reject this step, which impedes the progress of peace negotiations in Doha, and transgresses clearly what has been agreed in the framework agreements and good intentions," said a joint statement released by the Justice and Equality Movement (JEM)
Updated: 03/08/2011 07:10A
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