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Son battled to save cross-Channel yacht race father
Recording a verdict of accidental death, West Sussex Deputy Coroner Martin Milward said the crew had made "valiant attempts" to save his father. Mr Reddish senior went overboard when the yacht was about 10 miles (16km) off Selsey Bill.
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:32P
Jefferson Parish jury convicts ex-Westwego cop of aggravated battery of young girl
Richoux, 50, wept as a clerk read aloud the jury's unanimous verdict: Guilty of two counts of aggravated rape, sexual battery and indecent behavior with a juvenile. The crimes began in 2005 when the girl was 6 years old and continued periodically until
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:29P
Jury Decides In Favor Of Doctor In Penis Amputation Suit
The six-man, six-woman jury came back with the verdict Wednesday in the lawsuit filed by 64-year-old Phillip Seaton, and his wife, Deborah, in Shelby County Circuit Court. The jury ruled unanimously against the claim that Dr. John Patterson of
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:26P
Live blog: Jury deliberations begin in the Travis Ploman OWI homicide trial
That leaves 10 women and two men to come up with a verdict. The juror in question an hour ago, was not one of the jurors who were selected. 3:48 pm Heimerman dismissed Meeker's complaints that beer cans and audio recordings from police squad car video
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:20P
Fleischmann receives guilty verdict from protest group
After reading charges against the congressman, a "jury" quickly declared a guilty verdict and sentenced Fleischmann to returning to Washington to represent working families and the middle class. Fleischmann, who was across the street listening to Gov.
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:19P
Deliberations in Tulsa officers' trial reach 4th day
Jurors deliberated about eight hours each on Monday and Tuesday before they were sent home. On Tuesday, jurors sent a note to US Magistrate T. Lane Wilson to read to presiding District Judge Bruce Black, who has returned to his home district in New
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:16P
Penis amputation patient loses in Kentucky courtroom
Seaton sued a Kentucky doctor for amputating part of his penis during surgery that was initially meant to be a simple circumcision to relieve inflammation. The six-man, six-woman jury deliberated briefly before coming back with the verdict in the
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:04P
Greene County judge sets aside verdict over lawyer's murder
Greene County judge has set aside a $125000 wrongful death punitive verdict levied against the ex-wife of a murdered Springfield attorney. After an afternoon hearing today, Circuit Judge Michael Cordonnier granted defendant Alberta Comstock's motion
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:04P
Man who lost penis loses lawsuit
The six-man, six-woman jury came back with the verdict Wednesday in the lawsuit filed by 64-year-old Phillip Seaton, and his wife, Deborah, in Shelby County Circuit Court. The jury ruled unanimously against the claim that Dr. John Patterson of
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:04P
Never mind the substance, feel the hypocrisy
By ABC's Barrie Cassidy Nobody had any doubt just on a year ago that the "new paradigm" of federal politics, a rare experience with minority government, would be fascinating to watch. Because an alliance of Labor, the Greens and various independents
Updated: 08/24/2011 05:03P
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