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Benefit fraudsters jailed in landmark legal case
THREE family members were jailed for benefit fraud having been found guilty by a judge with no jury verdict in a landmark legal case. The trio ripped off taxpayers to the tune of £112000 using fake identities in a scam that involved
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:51A
Singaporean convicted of match-fixing in Finland
In Tuesday's verdict, seven Zambian and two Georgian players of the team were given suspended sentences ranging from six months to 20 months for accepting bribes of 11000 to 40000 each to affect the outcome of matches.
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:37A
Afghanistan without Petraeus: 'Tough days ahead'
At the moment, it is too early for the jury to give a verdict on Petraeus's year in Afghanistan. PHOTO: AFP On July 18, General David H Petraeus handed over command of North Atlantic Treaty Organisation (Nato), the International Security Assistance
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:31A
ICJ orders Thailand and Cambodia to leave temple
The International Court of Justice (ICJ) in the Netherlands has ordered Cambodia and Thailand to immediately remove their troops from the disputed Preah Vihear temple. The move came Monday after the ICJ rejected the verdict from an April lawsuit filed
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:31A
Nazi collaborator walks free in Hungary
A Hungarian man accused of involvement in a notorious 1942 massacre has been acquitted in a verdict that shocked many around the world. Including a prominent Moscow-based historian, Alexander Dyukov. On Monday the Metropolitan Court in Budapest cleared
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:30A
Letter: Casey Anthony verdict an outrage
Along with millions of people, I am outraged at the verdict in the Casey Anthony trial. They say our judicial system is working. I think it has a lot of cracks in it. Isn't the use of chloroform on a child abuse or pulling duct tape on the mouth,
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:20A
Singaporean convicted of match-fixing in
In Tuesday's verdict, seven Zambian and two Georgian players of the team were given suspended sentences ranging from six months to 20 months for accepting bribes of ?11000 to ?40000 each to affect the outcome of matches.
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:19A
Zmitser Bandarenka: “Europe is killing us by its greediness”
Meetings are allowed after consideration of cassational appeals against the verdict (for the politicians they took place on the same day, July 15; the verdicts were upheld), and before transfer to the penal colony. The wives of the both politicians
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:16A
Casey Anthony's Attorney Says Public Needs to Start Respecting Verdict
Jose Baez, Casey Anthony's lead defense attorney, asked the public to start respecting the jury's verdict and decisions in a recent phone interview with Geraldo Rivera on Fox News. Anthony was acquitted of
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:14A
Ex-Harbour chief, others jailed for graft
The court overturned the Criminal Court's verdict, which acquitted all seven of them. The seven are former director-general Jong-art Pothisunthorn, former deputy director-general Sub-Lt Sanchai Kulpreecha, Sub-Lt Pravech Rakpaen, Sub-Lt Vichet
Updated: 07/19/2011 05:06A
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