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Error-free evaluation on Seba card
The board's initiative comes close on the heels of a Supreme Court verdict passed last Tuesday, which ruled that examinees had the right to inspect evaluated answer sheets under the RTI Act. The apex court had rejected the contention of various parties
Updated: 08/12/2011 06:06P
Indian casinos winners in Alabama gambling corruption trial that produced no
Experts and state leaders say it's likely that the verdict and current political climate means that Indian gambling halls will keep their traditional monopoly in the state. Legislative leaders say the lack of convictions won't change widespread
Updated: 08/12/2011 06:06P
Mystery letter postpones mental-health hearing for Quebecer who killed his kids
Quebecers had been riveted by the ex-cardiologist's murder case and there was widespread outrage last month following the trial verdict. Friday's highly anticipated review-board hearing was top news in the province. But the five-member panel hearing
Updated: 08/12/2011 06:05P
Decision to race gelding "reprehensible" - charity
The charity's chief executive, Roly Owers, said the British Horseracing Authority's verdict and sentence was proportionate to the seriousness of his crime. "When we use horses in sport, that places a significant burden of responsibility on our
Updated: 08/12/2011 06:02P
Turcotte case postponed until November
Quebecers had been riveted by the ex-cardiologist's murder case and there was widespread outrage last month following the trial verdict. Friday's highly anticipated review-board hearing was top news in the province. But the five-member panel hearing
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:49P
Judge says Anthony has to serve probation in Florida
Many people were angered by the verdict, and threats were made against her life. The judge says he would allow her address to be kept private during her probation. Under the terms of the probation order, Anthony will have to report to a probation
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:44P
Shah's family satisfied with court verdict
The family of Sarfaraz Shah has expressed satisfaction with the verdict of an anti-terrorism court which awarded the capital punishment to an official of the Sindh Rangers and sentenced the other six accused to life on Friday.
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:42P
Reputed Top 6 gang leader convicted on racketeering charges
The six jurors in the case, five men and one woman, began deliberations in the case just before 2 pm and returned the verdict less than two hours later. Charles, 30, had little reaction to the verdict. His mother, seated at the back of the courtroom,
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:42P
Sarfaraz murder case
“The verdict should go some way in arresting the impunity for abuses by trigger-happy security and paramilitary agencies,” said Ali Dayan Hasan, Pakistan director at HRW. “There is no greater deterrent to abuse than fear of accountability.” pr.
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:39P
Rangers man gets death for killing civilian
Pronouncing the verdict, Khoso said, “The court has found guilty the accused, Shahid Zafar, as he had opened fire on the deceased, Sarfaraz Shah, while six others, including five Pakistan Rangers' personnel were given life imprisonment in the case.
Updated: 08/12/2011 05:38P
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