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May be tough timing for Casey Anthony interview deal
Tommy Joseph, a Pennsylvania man who had followed the trial and was angry about the verdict, said he tried through Facebook to organize a protest outside of NBC's "Today" show studios after reading unsubstantiated stories that Matt Lauer was the
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:46A
Guilty verdict in Basharat murder trial
Adam Moore, 20, of Bridge Road, Cosgrove, who will be sentenced at 2pm today, is now facing a life sentence for the murder of the 16-year-old outside Kingsbrook School in Deanshanger in November. Co-accused Freddy Wilson, 20, of Glebe Road, Deanshanger
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:36A
Czech Supreme Court - new hope for forcibly sterilized Romani women
In 2008 the High Court in Olomouc ordered the hospital merely to apologize, as the statute of limitations was said to have expired on her right to compensation, but now a more recent Supreme Court verdict has ruled that the judges in Olomouc did not
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:34A
Morning Security Brief: New Orleans Verdict, Cybersecurity Survey, I-95 Drug
Two men were killed and four others wounded. “The four officers on trial for shooting at unarmed civilians were found to have violated the civil rights of six people in total. Prosecutors won on virtually every point, save for their contention that the
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:28A
Casey Anthony faces tough choice when deciding on interviews
Tommy Joseph, a Pennsylvania man who had followed the trial and was angry about the verdict, said he tried through Facebook to organize a protest outside of NBC's "Today" show studios after reading unsubstantiated stories that Matt Lauer was the
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:23A
NBN verdict: Brunswick net effect 'faster'
LUCAS Bediaga admits that living in one of only 14 Brunswick properties with access to the National Broadband Network's high-speed internet connection makes him feel a little bit special. His household opted into the select trial and he shares the
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:19A
NSW Supreme Court jury retires to consider if former Crime Commission officer
He admits talking about a "unlawful scenario" in which drugs would be imported in a container of rice, but said he never believed his friend Bill Jalalaty would ever seriously contemplate such a move. Justice Bruce James sent the jury out at 2.22pm.
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:14A
Rocky road for the Netherlands
(NewDesignWorld Press Center) - Bert van Marwijk was quick to pass his verdict on what he judged a “difficult” road to Brazil 2014 for his Netherlands side. “Our top opponents are Turkey,” he told FIFA.com as he looked forward to facing his compatriot
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:11A
Verdict near in Standen drug trial
THE trial of former senior NSW Crime Commission officer Mark William Standen is nearing its end as the jury has retired to consider its verdict. The jury of six men and five women started deliberations yesterday afternoon after Supreme Court Justice
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:09A
McPhee given one week for Gilbert 'bump'
However, if the Dockers don't challenge the verdict McPhee will miss only Saturday's home match against Carlton. McPhee ignored the chance to tackle Gilbert and extended his left elbow. The contact to Gilbert's head was made just above McPhee's elbow,
Updated: 08/08/2011 10:02A
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