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Parent hoods hear an echo: Jury keeps saying guilty | Philadelphia Daily News
Benson's niece, Dawn Benson-Saunders, 38, who screamed in the courtroom, later said, "I just want to know how they came" up with the attempted-murder verdict. "They had no evidence." Benson's attorney, Bruce Wolf, had tried to convince the jury in his
Updated: 08/03/2011 03:04A
Couple convicted in jewelry store heist | Philadelphia Inquirer | 2011-08-03
The reading of the Common Pleas Court jury's verdict was punctuated by a loud shriek from a niece of defendant John Benson. Though deputies quickly removed Dawn Benson-Saunders from the courtroom, her hysterical screams could be heard echoing through
Updated: 08/03/2011 03:03A
Brandi Chambless - The Atonement
Tucker, Texas Department of Criminal Justice Death Row #777, became known as America's Death Row Sweetheart partially due to her widely publicized conversion to Christianity while in prison in 1985. Despite public outcry that her death row conviction
Updated: 08/03/2011 03:01A
Invalid Ku-ring-gai town centres plan dumped
Residents crowded into the Land and Environment Court last Thursday afternoon to hear Justice Malcolm Craig deliver his verdict that due to failures in the public exhibition process the local environment plan (LEP) was invalid.
Updated: 08/03/2011 02:49A
Royalty issue: Musicians Displeased Over HC Order
Ram Sampath, composer and singer of the hit song DK Bose from Delhi Belly, also voiced his concern by drawing differences between the corporate and the film world. "It is sad and worrying that while the corporate world has been recognising the IPR
Updated: 08/03/2011 02:43A
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By Type By Specialty AP National News Video More>> By WILL WEISSERT AP SAN ANGELO, Texas (AP) - Prosecutors played two audio recordings Tuesday of a polygamist sect leader instructing his 14-year-old "spiritual wife" and several other young women on
Updated: 08/03/2011 02:09A
Juneau man guilty on assault charge but not drug distribution
Defense council Kevin Higgins and client Jose Perez listen as the jury returns a verdict in Juneau Superior Court on Tuesday. By Klas Stolpe A jury deadlocked in Juneau Superior Court on Tuesday in the trial of a man accused of selling heroin.
Updated: 08/03/2011 02:05A
Verdict in player's death upheld
A judge has refused Central Florida's athletic association's request to overturn a $10 million verdict awarded to the parents of a football player who died during a preseason practice. Circuit Judge Robert Evans' denial Tuesday comes more than a month
Updated: 08/03/2011 02:02A
Jury convicts Miramar man of killing his father
Under Florida law, a jury can acquit a defendant by reason of insanity if the defendant has a diagnosed mental illness and, as a result of this mental illness, did not know the consequences of his actions or did not know his actions were wrong.
Updated: 08/03/2011 01:55A
Frank Vellar ICAC hearing adjourned
Wollongong developer Frank Vellar will have to wait two weeks for a verdict on claims he lied to the Independent Commission Against Corruption. Vellar's case was today adjourned until August 17 in Sydney's Downing Centre Local Court.
Updated: 08/03/2011 01:50A
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