Latest Legal Marketing News
Jury Deliberations Begin in Case of Slain Gay Student
By 4:15 pm, no verdict was reached and court adjourned. Deliberations will resume Monday. The defense wrapped up closing arguments Friday afternoon in the case of 17-year-old Brandon McInerney. He is accused of shooting gay classmate Lawrence King in a
Updated: 08/26/2011 09:11P
Kan. Federal Judge Sets Aside Conviction in Genocide Case
"Based on the totality of circumstances in this case, including the substantial resources required to continue to litigate this matter and the jury's verdict in the first trial, the Government has determined it would not seek to retry this case,"
Updated: 08/26/2011 09:06P
Former Berkeley County Sheriff's Deputy found innocent of sexually abusing
Upon hearing a deputy court clerk read the verdict about 6:15 pm, some seated in the courtroom gallery supporting Layne were moved to tears and cried out in apparent elation before being reminded to refrain from emotional outbursts by court security
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:59P
Counter terrorism officer sues Met over De Menezes 'cover-up'
One allegation involves anti-terror officers perverting justice by replacing a chief inspector with another to give more favourable evidence at the 2008 inquest into de Menezes's death. An inquest jury returned an open verdict into the shooting of the
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:44P
Carl Russ found guilty on all 26 counts in molestation case
“I'm pleased with the verdict,” Assistant State's Attorney Eva Walker said. “It's been three years and the victim's family has been in limbo. It will provide closure for the family.” In closing arguments, Walker said the evidence against Russ was
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:39P
Mistrial declared in Ks. baby death case
By AP HUTCHINSON — The second-degree murder trial of a Kansas woman who used a hair dryer to warm her 3-month-old daughter on a cold night has ended with the jury unable to agree on a verdict. A mistrial was declared Friday in Reno County District
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:38P
The Score: From Barry Bonds to Ric Flair
A federal jury in San Francisco found Bonds guilty in April on one obstruction count, but failed to reach a verdict on three perjury charges. Prosecutors are asking Illston to let the obstruction conviction stand, Reuters reports.
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:14P
Mugger Guilty Of Attack At Movie Theater Urinal
GOLDEN -- A jury found a man guilty of mugging an elderly man while he was doing his business at a movie theater bathroom. A Jefferson County District Court jury only needed a few hours to come back with a guilty verdict against Jeffrey Knouse for an
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:14P
Man guilty of attacking 81 year old in movie theater restroom
According to Jefferson County officials, the jury quickly reached their verdict immediately following the two day trial. Knouse was accused of attacking the elderly man from behind while he was standing at a urinal in the restroom at the AMC movie
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:04P
De Menezes cop sues Met over 'cover-up'
One allegation involves anti-terror officers perverting justice by replacing a chief inspector with another to give more favourable evidence at the 2008 inquest into de Menezes's death. An inquest jury returned an open verdict into the shooting of the
Updated: 08/26/2011 08:00P
Primary Categories