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In the Spotlight: Casey verdict epitomizes gender bias in legal system
By Anonymous It has now been a couple of weeks since the jury came back with their very controversial verdict in the Casey Anthony trial, and much of the country is understandably stunned. We listen to pundits on TV and the radio. We read editorials.
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:43A
British Masters, BBC Four, The Night Watch, BBC Two, review
John Preston gives his verdict on British Masters (BBC Four) and BBC Two's adaptation of Sarah Waters's The Night Watch. A picture of the past: Dr James Fox presents British Masters on BBC Four. Photo: BBC By John Preston There's a lot of art on BBC TV
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:31A
We have no right to condemn jury, or Casey Anthony
Everybody's sure to have seen some part of the spectacle surrounding this case, especially the jury's verdict. Nobody I've talked to has neutral feelings about any of it, especially the verdict: not guilty. As legal experts have pointed out,
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:27A
Both sides rest in Ross trial
Tracy Addy testified that her husband was working late and her children were asleep upstairs in their home, and she was resting in her bedroom before turning out the light. She heard someone come in and thought it was her husband.
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:16A
John M. Kunst, Jr.: TV reckless and irresponsible in Anthony reporting
OJ Simpson, our criminal justice system assured a criminal defendant the essentials of fairness through judicial orders that precluded the parties from trying their case in the press, orders preventing the pre-trial disclosure of both relevant and
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:16A
Casey Anthony trial reveals disturbing truths
Joe Burbank / Getty Images The tragic case of Caylee Anthony and the acquittal of her mother, Casey Anthony, on murder charges have caused many to question the justice system in this country. How should a person of faith view the outcome of the trial
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:09A
Jury mulls verdict in Modesto murder
Seven men and five women will decide the case of Russell Todd Jones. The jurors went into deliberations about 3:30 pm Thursday and continued Friday before breaking for the weekend. Jones, 51, is accused of killing 36-year-old Dena Raley-McCluskey in
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:07A
No verdict in shooting case
Jurors deciding the fate of a 27-year-old Woodbine man on trial for the attempted murder of two men, including a Frederick police officer, went home Friday evening without reaching a verdict after deliberating for six hours.
Updated: 07/16/2011 02:02A
Third & Short
MADRID -- Oklahoma City Thunder forward Serge Ibaka has been granted Spanish nationality, clearing the way for him to help Spain defend its European championship this summer. Ibaka must swear loyalty to the Spanish crown and constitution to finalize
Updated: 07/16/2011 01:43A
Mance could get life sentence
By Daily News writers A Beloit man faces life in prison following a guilty verdict Friday which ended a week-long murder trial in Rock County Circuit Court. Antonio Lavel Mance, 28, was found guilty of first degree intentional homicide, which carries a
Updated: 07/16/2011 01:43A
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