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INSIDE THE TWISTS AND TURNS OF A 25-YEAR-OLD MURDER MYSTERY ON “20/20,” AIRING
Yet years later that verdict was overturned and the original suspect, Tim Hennis, was acquitted. Then, after two decades of freedom, dramatic new evidence points back to Hennis. Elizabeth Vargas reports on a murder mystery that played out over 25
Updated: 08/29/2011 02:03P
McInerney jury adjourns for day without verdict
By From staff reports CHATSWORTH — Jurors in the Brandon McInerney murder trial failed today to reach a verdict after two hours of deliberations. One of the jurors is a college student who starts classes this afternoon, so Ventura County Superior Court
Updated: 08/29/2011 02:01P
Jury rules against Hair Cuttery in burned scalp case
A jury decided Monday that Coconut Point's Hair Cuttery was negligent in the case of a 14-year-old girl who suffered second-degree burns on her scalp from applied hair dye. The jury awarded $628828 to the family of the girl, according to attorney Brian
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:59P
Jury Awards Hugo Man $65.4 Million In Fraud Lawsuit
AP HUGO, Oklahoma -- A Hugo businessman has been awarded $65.4 million dollars by a jury in Pushmataha County in a lawsuit against two Texas men and Texas Capital Bank. The Hugo Daily News reports the jury awarded Steve Rouse $21.8 million actual
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:55P
Patent Claims Denied
The ruling by the US Court of Appeals is a blow to Star Scientific, which had sought to reverse a jury verdict that ruled in favor of RJ Reynolds Tobacco Co., a unit of Reynolds American. In late 2009, a judge affirmed a federal jury's earlier ruling
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:52P
Gujarat High Court verdict on convicts' appeal today
By DNA Correspondent | Place: Ahmedabad | Agency: DNA A bench of the Gujarat high court comprising justices DH Waghela and JC Upadhyay will, on Monday, pronounce the much-awaited verdict on the appeal filed by those convicted in the Haren Pandya murder
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:46P
Jury awards Hugo man $65.4M in fraud lawsuit
AP A Hugo businessman has been awarded $65.4 million dollars by a jury in Pushmataha County in a lawsuit against two Texas men and Texas Capital Bank. The Hugo Daily News reports the jury awarded Steve Rouse $21.8 million actual damages and $43.6
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:45P
Govt to SC: 10 hospitals fail to abide by HC verdict
The Delhi government on Monday told Supreme Court that the 27 private hospitals treating poor patients free were not even charging money for diagnostic facilities, imaging and laboratory investigation. In an affidavit filed before SC, the Directorate
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:40P
Companies exposed to 'NZ Inc' better off
Now that the listed companies with June 30 balance dates have reported their annual results, the verdict is that corporate profitability, particularly for those with exposure to "NZ Inc", is looking better. Forsyth Barr's head of research Rob Mercer
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:37P
Michigan Court Backs Verdict in Home Lost Due to Oil Case
The court has upheld a $100000 verdict for a Clinton County woman whose home had to be demolished after oil was mistakenly pumped into a pipe that no longer was connected to a tank. High Pointe Oil claimed Beckie Price wasn't entitled to sue for
Updated: 08/29/2011 01:29P
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