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New trial for panman on trafficking charge
Pan arranger Rodney Wilkes will have to face a second trial on a charge of trafficking 107.7 kilogrammes of marijuana after a jury failed to reach a verdict yesterday. Justice Devan Rampersad placed the matter on the next cause list on September 27 for
Updated: 07/19/2011 11:34P
Lawyers hit the pool in the Ultimate Courtroom Trial
NORRISTOWN — Accustomed to battling one another on opposite sides of a courtroom, two seasoned lawyers sought a verdict of a different sort: Who is the faster swimmer? The decision was rendered Saturday and it was all for a good
Updated: 07/19/2011 11:30P
Using the Death Penalty to Get Re-Elected
While most of the country was riveted by the verdict in the Casey Anthony case -- invoking the OJ trial and decrying what many regarded as an unjust verdict -- the Equal Justice Initiative (EJI), a nonprofit criminal-defense and civil rights law and
Updated: 07/19/2011 11:28P
Wauwatosa real estate market called healthy
The verdict? The city has enough positive attributes going for it that even though the market had slowed, homes are still getting sold and the prices are up a bit so far this year. "Wauwatosa is fabulous," Hearst said. "Location is key and the city is
Updated: 07/19/2011 11:16P
Former Crenshaw football star convicted of murder
The verdict against Tyquan Knox, 23, comes after two previous trials ended in hung juries. This time, jurors concluded that Knox, a standout wide receiver at Crenshaw High School who had attracted the attention of college recruiters from several
Updated: 07/19/2011 11:07P
Man convicted after 'supergrass' trial of murdering father of three in pub
Mr Justice Barry White withdrew the case against him as O'Brien's identification of him was based on just a glimpse. The jury still had to deliver the verdict in his case. In February 2009, O'Brien was friendly with Mr Johnston, with whom he had
Updated: 07/19/2011 10:59P
Its hard being named Casey Anthony, just ask this Tennessee dad
You've probably heard the name Casey Anthony, maybe watched the trial, even have an opinion on the verdict. But have you ever talked to a Casey Anthony? We have, at the Holiday Inn Express in Clinton. "I'm not the Casey Anthony you think of,
Updated: 07/19/2011 10:45P
Marlin Man found guilty of DWI
Assistant District Attorney Cody Cleveland presented the State's case to six jurors who spent approximately forty-five minutes deliberating before reaching their guilty verdict. Attorney Hoagie Karels represented the defendant.
Updated: 07/19/2011 10:38P
Anthony aftermath: Lawmaker wants to prevent profiteering by jurors
As soon as the Casey Anthony trial ended with a surprise verdict from a Pinellas County jury, word got out that one of the jurors wanted to sell his story for as much as $50000. State Rep. Scott Randolph wants to make
Updated: 07/19/2011 10:31P
Jury: Three tobacco firms owe no damages for Boynton woman's death from cancer
She continued smoking after her father died of lung cancer in 1972. She continued smoking despite the urging of friends and family to quit. She smoked after she was diagnosed with melanoma in 1980. She continued to smoke until she died in 1997 after
Updated: 07/19/2011 10:31P
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