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Ex-Temple medical chairman in custody after verdict
PHILADELPHIA—A former associate dean of Temple University's School of Medicine was convicted Monday of a $3 million fraud scheme over billing for patient care that was in fact handled by medical residents. Dr. Joseph Kubacki, 62,
Updated: 08/22/2011 10:12P
Man convicted of murdering U of C student
“Our grief is constant,” Cisse's godmother Czerny Brasuell said after the verdicts. “We will always be aware of the presence of his absence. We have notified his family in Senegal [of the verdict]. Perhaps this will help in the ongoing process of
Updated: 08/22/2011 10:11P
Ohio jury deliberates case of girl's 1967 killing
New DNA evidence, they said, connected Bowman with the killing, and police arrested him near Palm Springs, Calif., in 2008. Two former analysts from the state crime lab testified during the trial that semen found on Adams' thermal underwear pointed to
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:55P
Jury deliberations continue Tuesday in TPD trial
After the jury was dismissed Judge Wilson warned the gallery about any comments or outburst during the reading of the verdict. He said it would be disrespectful to the jurors and will stop the reading of the verdicts and ask those disturbing the
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:55P
Man convicted for second time in 2004 Fort Pierce murder case
A note sent at 5 pm to Vaughn from the jury foreperson stated that "after reaching a certain verdict" the juror in question "refuses to agree or disagree or participate" in discussion with other jurors. The note stated that the juror said,
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:50P
Appeals court considering Rivera's 3rd conviction
His most recent trial was granted after new DNA technology showed that the DNA from semen on a vaginal swab taken from the 11-year-old victim did not belong to him. Lake County Illinois prosecutors pushed the case against Rivera anyway because Rivera
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:35P
Egan Outed For Six Weeks
Apprentice Billy Egan will not be able to ride until mid-September after TRSA stewards handed down their verdict for a positive swab. Egan produced a urine sample at Morphettville on Saturday, 16 July 2011, in which the substance Phentermine was
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:27P
Posted On Tuesday, August 23, 2011 at 06:07:24 AM
The first signs of the Stewards' nervousness, on having to sit on this judgment, came when Shivlal Daga resigned citing differences with his co-jurors about the quantum of punishment to be awarded to the professionals. Given the polarization in the
Updated: 08/22/2011 09:13P
EMI wins some, loses some in case against MP3tunes
A New York district court handed EMI Group a mixed verdict on Monday in its multi-year lawsuit against MP3tunes, a San Diego music locker service founded by controversial technology entrepreneur Michael Robertson. The lawsuit, filed in November 2007,
Updated: 08/22/2011 08:59P
The Mixed Blessing of Coffee
It can make the heart race and the eyes dilate, it's bad for your brain but good for your prostate and may now be considered acceptable for pregnant women....in moderate doses. We are talking coffee of course but is the verdict in on whether it's good
Updated: 08/22/2011 08:56P
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