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Lee Harvey Oswald faces jury of his peers in mock trial at Dallas' Sixth Floor
By JEFFREY WEISS In a room overlooking the very spot where President John F. Kennedy was shot, in a seat a few dozen feet from the Sniper's Perch, Lee Harvey Oswald waited for a verdict from a jury of his peers. “Oswald” was actually Terry Cherry,
Updated: 07/30/2011 12:12A
Police roundup | Georgetown jury finds man guilty of killing cousin
The verdict comes a day after Circuit Court Judge Steven John found Keri Pope, Joey Pope's wife, not guilty in the murder of her husband, according to Keri Pope's attorney, John Hilliard. Keri Pope and Miller were arrested and charged with murder and
Updated: 07/30/2011 12:12A
Juror Name Legislation
It was a controversial carve-out to one of the nation's most sweeping open government laws. And, Representative Alan Williams says it may happen again with juries. Representative Williams says, "We're not talking about the traffic cases or any of those
Updated: 07/30/2011 12:07A
UK High Court: Provider Must Block File-Indexing Site
A judge in London's High Court of Justice ruled on Thursday that BT, the United Kingdom's largest Internet service provider (ISP), must block users from the file-indexing website Newzbin2. The plaintiffs were representatives of the Motion Picture
Updated: 07/30/2011 12:05A
Norwich man acquitted of interfering with police
In a verdict with the potential to affect a pending federal civil rights complaint against two Norwich police officers, a jury Friday acquitted a Norwich man of charges he interfered with police. The six-member jury in Norwich delivered a
Updated: 07/30/2011 12:03A
Victim of honour: Jirga verdict fails to save Torghar woman
In the past it would have been unthinkable to go against the verdict of a jirga,” said one resident. Sources said that the woman had eloped with a stranger from Basikhel Kanan Syedain to Rawalpindi. However, she was brought back on July 26 to Torghar.
Updated: 07/29/2011 11:45P
Rutherford acquitted of molestation
Jurors in the case of Jeffery Rutherford were unable to reach a unanimous verdict on a fourth lewd molestation count and a count of rape by instrumentation. The decision ended a four-day trial before Associate District Judge Mark Dobbins.
Updated: 07/29/2011 11:23P
Panish Shea & Boyle Announces Record $17 Million Verdict against Los Angeles
Mary Cuthbertson, the man's mother, courageously brought the lawsuit against the County to make trains safer for blind people. Today a Los Angeles jury awarded her $17 million. For over 100 years, the hazard presented by gaps between train cars has
Updated: 07/29/2011 11:05P
IN BRIEF (Page 1)
Those appearing on the docket at Kwun Tong Magistrates' Court faced charges including triad activities, robberies, injuries, vandalism, drug trafficking and unlawful gambling. They were among the 64 suspects nabbed in earlier police operations in East
Updated: 07/29/2011 11:03P
Jury could begin deliberating in Danziger trial as early as Wednesday
Foret said since this is such a complicated case, with 25 counts and five defendants, it could take a while for the jury to come back with a verdict. "I don't anticipate that they'll be quick about this," said Foret. "They've been very diligent in
Updated: 07/29/2011 10:55P
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