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Pakistan soldier to hang for murder caught on film
Judge Bashir Ahmed Khoso read out the verdict before an anti-terrorism court in Karachi, finding 35-year-old Shahid Zafar guilty of pulling the trigger, and sentenced him to death and a fine of 200000 rupees ($2300). "The crime of killing Sarfraz Shah
Updated: 08/12/2011 08:16A
A Verdict in Alabama's Gambling Corruption Trial
Montgomery--Prosecutors with the Justice Department are contemplating their next move after the jury in Alabama's gambling corruption trial returned no guilty verdicts. The partial verdict still leaves VictoryLand casino owner Milton McGregor and six
Updated: 08/12/2011 08:07A
Sarfaraz Shah murder: One handed death penalty, others given life imprisonment
According to Judge Bashir Ahmed Khoso who delivered the verdict, Shahid Zafar, the Rangers official who shot the youth, will be hanged. The other five accused personnel and one civilian Asfar Khan, have been given life imprisonment.
Updated: 08/12/2011 08:04A
Drug verdict blow for MS sufferers
A REVOLUTIONARY pill for multiple sclerosis sufferers, which was tested out in Oxford, has been rejected by the Government's drugs ration-ing body, Nice. Fingolimod was licensed as a “'second line” treatment for MS patients who had
Updated: 08/12/2011 08:04A
Pakistani paramilitary sentenced to hang for Karachi killing
The verdict is the first-ever death sentence passed by a Pakistani court on a serving member of the military, according to lawyers. Shahid Zafar, a member of the Rangers force which comes under the interior ministry but is considered to be part of the
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:59A
Convicted felons allowed to remain free until sentencing; now, they're on the lam
Fifteen years ago, Marquis successfully prosecuted a child molestation case involving a prominent real estate agent, but the defendant was released on bail after the verdict and hasn't been seen since. "It still eats at me," Marquis said,
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:58A
Pakistani soldier to die for civilian killing
Friday's verdict concludes a relatively swift trial, which got underway after the seven defendants were formally charged with murder and terrorism on June 29, just weeks after the killing. The June 8 killing of Sarfaraz Shah, 22, was filmed and
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:56A
Filmed killer to hang
Judge Bashir Ahmed Khoso read out the verdict before an anti-terrorism court in Karachi, finding 35-year-old Shahid Zafar guilty of pulling the trigger, and sentenced him to death and a fine of 200 000 rupees ($2300). "The crime of killing Sarfraz Shah
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:53A
Soldier was over the drink-drive limit when he crashed car, killing himself
Miss Swinton's family pushed for a verdict of unlawful killing at the inquest yesterday after a statement from her sister said Mr Hall, 23, had driven off with her in the car as they rowed and she tried to get her mobile phone back from the vehicle.
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:45A
Tallaght Patient Died On Hospital Trolley
Today's inquest heard how Mr Brennan had been admitted to Tallaght Hospital emergency department at 12.27pm, as doctors were concerned about abdominal pain. Mr Brennan was referred to the duty medical team for admission to a bed, but he was not seen to
Updated: 08/12/2011 07:41A
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