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Workers say SCAF has no right to ban strikes
Lawyers Ahmed Saif El-Dawla and Khaled Ali, arguing on behalf of the plaintiffs, Real Estate Collectors Union and three other newly-formed, independent unions, told judges that the military council did not have a constitutional right to ban strikes,
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:54P
Toronto bartender's first barrel-aged Manhattan mostly tastes like wood
She tastes, then tastes some more, before reaching a verdict. “I'm going to go on the record,” she says. “I don't care for this.” I have to agree. New oak has not imbued these Manhattans with the desired smooth vanilla, caramel and fruit notes of
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:49P
Jury decides in favor of Ford Motor Company in crash case
That officer blamed the company for is a fiery crash that seriously injured him. Attorney's for Ross Linert and his wife were seeking $17 million in damages. They claimed a defect in the design and manufacturing of the fuel tank on Linert's Ford police
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:44P
Jury convicts Marengo man of first-degree murder in deadly shooting of woman
The Gazette in Cedar Rapids says the jury returned the verdict on Tuesday against Tonch Weldon after deliberating the case for nearly a week. Weldon was charged with killing Amy Gephart in June 2009. Weldon's wife, Amanda, testified he shot Gephart
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:42P
Jury convicts Iowa man of murder
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Updated: 07/26/2011 12:42P
Jury backs Ford in Linert case
YOUNGSTOWN — After 90 minutes of deliberations, a five woman three man jury rendered a 7-1 verdict late this morning in favor of the Ford Motor Company in a lawsuit by a former Austintown police officer. The former officer, Ross J. Linert,
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:29P
Jury out in solicitor murder trial
The jury in the trial of a Surrey solicitor accused of murdering his wife has retired to consider its verdict. Richard Davies Jones, 33, stabbed wife Laura to death on December 1 last year, Guildford Crown Court has heard. The prosecution alleges that
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:11P
Man Gets Death for Fake Money Scam
Xiao Guihong, the ring leader, was given the death penalty in the first-instance trial, according to a verdict released by the Dongguan City Intermediate People's Court. The other 15 ring members were given sentences ranging from death with a reprieve
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:08P
Rebecca Aylward jury sent home for third night
Earlier, jurors at Swansea Crown Court passed Mr Justice Lloyd Jones a note saying they were struggling to agree. He told them it was not yet time for a majority verdict and asked them to continue their deliberations. The 16-year-old defendant,
Updated: 07/26/2011 12:06P
Azkals upbeat, won't stray from gameplan
Philippines - A still upbeat Azkals have vowed to stick more to their gameplan in tomorrow's second leg as they try to pull off a shocker against a Kuwaiti Al Azraq team out to finish them off after a 3-0 verdict the first time around.
Updated: 07/26/2011 11:55A
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