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Verdict on appeal of 17 Indians on Sept 12
DUBAI — The Sharjah Court of Appeals has fixed a session on September 12 to pronounce its verdict in the appeal of 17 Indians against the death penalty awarded to them by a lower court for the murder of a Pakistani man in an armed attack on a rival
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:31P
Judge in Casey Anthony case wants change to Florida public records law
Judge Belvin Perry said in an order Tuesday that releasing the names of jurors "makes a mockery" of Florida's privacy law, especially in high-profile cases where jurors' may receive threats because of their verdict. An official with a group that
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:28P
Anthony judge wants juror names kept private
Judge Belvin Perry said in an order Tuesday that releasing the names of jurors "makes a mockery" of Florida's privacy law, especially in high-profile cases where jurors' may receive threats because of their verdict. An official with a group that
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:21P
Casey Anthony: Judge Delays Release of Juror Names Amid Public Hate, Anger
Millions waited for the verdict in the tumultuous Casey Anthony trial, and the release of the juror names in the case is no different. Chief Judge Belvin Perry ruled on Tuesday that the juror names will
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:20P
Fort Campbell jury finds guardsman guilty of premeditated murder
The panel returned the verdict Wednesday in the court-martial of Sgt. Derrick Miller of Hagerstown, Md. Miller was charged in the shooting death last September of Atta Mohammed. At the time of the shooting, Miller was assigned to the Connecticut
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:19P
Rebecca Aylward: Former boyfriend found guilty of south Wales murder
When the verdict was announced Rebecca's family let out a brief cheer. Davies's family, who sat in another part of the court, looked shocked. Outside Swansea crown court, Rebecca's family said she had "loved and trusted" Davies.
Updated: 07/27/2011 03:18P
Barbara Kashuba draws 19-month sentence
According to Oregon Department of Justice spokesperson Kate Medema, trying the Stanfield couple separately reinforces the verdict, as the Kashubas were found guilty by two separate juries. The several dozen charges filed against the three stemmed from
Updated: 07/27/2011 02:58P
Sky Capital's Mandell convicted in $140-mn fraud
Mandell, 54, of Boca Raton, Florida, was found guilty yesterday by a federal jury in New York of all four counts he was charged with, conspiracy, securities fraud, wire fraud and mail fraud, after a trial before US District Judge Paul Crotty in
Updated: 07/27/2011 02:56P
Defense Decries 'Flagrant' Misconduct in FCPA Prosecution
They listed a host of additional examples of alleged misconduct, concluding that "the government prosecutors in this case lost their way, forgetting their unique duty to do justice. Instead, they adopted a 'win at all costs' strategy.
Updated: 07/27/2011 02:55P
Pair acquitted of terrorism charges
It is the first time a court has delivered a verdict on terrorism charges resulting from the red-shirt violence last year. Decisions are still pending against 19 core leaders of the United Front for Democracy against Dictatorship (UDD) and about 15
Updated: 07/27/2011 02:55P
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