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Montana jury sides with ranchers in oil, gas suit
A 12-person jury verdict awarded the couple $300000 for breach of contract, $100000 in punitive damages, $29400 for surface damages under the Montana Surface Owner Damage and Disruption Act, $5200 for trespassing and $2500 for nuisance.
Updated: 07/29/2011 07:01A
Bharati told not to leave Valley‚ bail set at Rs 150mln
KATHMANDU: The Special Court on Friday sought a colossal bail of Rs 150 million from Shambhu Bharati, one of the accused of multimillion-dollar Sudan scam, and ordered him not to leave the Capital Valley until final verdict is issued.
Updated: 07/29/2011 07:00A
Tunisia's ousted president jailed in absentia
This is the third guilty verdict against Ben Ali, who fled in January to Saudi Arabia after weeks of protest - the first of the "Arab Spring" revolts. Saudi Arabia has so far failed to extradite Ben Ali, despite a request by Tunisia's new interim
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:57A
Northamptonshire woman died of dehydration after husband's death
Coroner Ann Pember recorded a verdict of death by natural causes. She said the deaths were "very sad". The couple's son, Daniel Kelly, of Woodley, Reading, told the inquest in Kettering: "I last spoke to Dad on 12 November. "He said his cancer was back
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:42A
Jury convicts man of fatally shooting girlfriend while she worked at NE
The jury's verdict came Thursday after Jones testified that he was trying to commit suicide on Jan. 1, 2010, at the Auburn home where 32-year-old Melissa Patrick worked when she tried to grab the gun from him. The Star of Auburn reports Jones said his
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:33A
Raiders docked six points for salary cap breach
An RFL tribunal released their verdict this morning, 15 days after Raiders chairman Des Johnston and vice-chairman Jon Livesey attended a hearing in Leeds. A further six points deduction have been suspended – far exceeding regular punishments for
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:32A
David Walker, contributing editor, Guardian Public
the Central & North West London Foundation Trust, and a member of council at the Economic and Social Research Council, where he chairs the Methods and Infrastructure Committee. With Polly Toynbee he is author of The Verdict, did Labour change Britain?
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:32A
Tunisia's ex-leader found guilty
This is the third guilty verdict against Ben Ali, who fled in January to Saudi Arabia after weeks of protest - the first of the "Arab Spring" revolts. Saudi Arabia has so far failed to extradite Ben Ali, despite a request by Tunisia's new interim
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:25A
Deputy Director fined for paying dues to people
According to the verdict, about 75 tribal people were enrolled in a government scheme for digging ponds for acqua-culture for which they had paid Rs 500 each to the department as processing fee in 2005.Under the scheme government would provide Rs 60000
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:15A
Caylee's Law: State should focus on preventing abuse, not push for a law that
The verdict allowing Casey Anthony to walk free, charged with nothing more than lying to police, shocked the nation. More than that, people became outraged. Many continue to believe she got away with murder, and this conviction and public backlash is
Updated: 07/29/2011 06:15A
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