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Beauvallon Corp and developer Craig Nassi win a round in Colorado Court of Appeals
beleaguered Beauvallon building, won a round in the Colorado Court of Appeals, where last week a three-judge panel reversed the findings of Denver District Court Judge Norm Haglund, and tossed a verdict worth more than a million to Matrix Fitness.
Updated: 07/25/2011 01:03P
FPA to rule on Cassimatis appeal
The FPA is close to reaching a verdict in its disciplinary action against Storm Financial founder Emmanuel Cassimatis. FPA deputy chief executive and general manager for professionalism Deen Sanders said a determination in regards to association
Updated: 07/25/2011 01:01P
Casey Anthony WAS GUILTY: Nancy Grace & the Evidence That Would Have Put Her Away
When the verdict came in of “Not Guilty,” Casey became a free woman and avoided a death sentence, something that seemed like a certainty to many that watched the case transpire. Nancy Grace remains vocal about the subject, pointing out the errors in
Updated: 07/25/2011 12:42P
Ketron Calls Back!: The Senator's Thoughts On 'Caylee's Law'
Bill Ketron's version of the spreading “Caylee's Law” — state legislators' response to the Casey Anthony verdict — is taking heat from legal experts and the media for being redundant, reactionary and unnecessary. Scene contributor Steven Hale wrote
Updated: 07/25/2011 12:31P
Broward payroll growth doesn't match Miami-Dade's pace in June
The verdict: more strength than weakness in Miami-Dade, with June posting the year's big annual job growth. The Broward numbers aren't as compelling, as you'll see in the interactive chart below. The gain of 900 jobs continues the anemic growth in
Updated: 07/25/2011 12:31P
Kallas: Supreme Court Rules In Aluminum Bat Case
In October, 2009, after a trial in Helena, Montana, the jury reached a unanimous verdict in favor of the Patch family, finding that Louisville Slugger had sold a bat in defective condition in that Louisville Slugger had failed to warn Brandon Patch and
Updated: 07/25/2011 12:30P
Turkey: Murderer of Armenian Journalist Sentenced
After a much-criticized trial that sometimes seemed like it would never reach a verdict, a Turkish court has sentenced Ogun Samast, the murderer of Armenian journalist Hrant Dink, to some 22 years in jail. Samast, who was 17 at the time of the killing,
Updated: 07/25/2011 12:20P
Vastanvi supporters won't take shoora decision lying down
Vastanvi's supporters on Monday called the shoora's (supreme governing council's) verdict Vastanvi was asked to leave after a panel probing his alleged praise of Gujarat chief minister Narendra Modi submitted a disputed report.
Updated: 07/25/2011 11:36A
Somali military sentences soldier to death for murdering colleague
“The verdict of capital punishment was reached according to the Islamic religion and the country's punishment laws” it noted. Monday's death penalty verdict comes less than five months after Somalia's military court sentenced to death two Somali
Updated: 07/25/2011 11:28A
Lovett sheds tears of a free man
Found not guilty of raping a woman during a night out with St Kilda players, Lovett held his face in his hands and sobbed when the jury handed down its verdict after deliberating since last Thursday. It was alleged that Lovett raped a drunk and
Updated: 07/25/2011 11:24A
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