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Bar: Refugees need more legal protection
PETALING JAYA: The Australian High Court's verdict against the refugee swap deal is a reminder that Malaysia's legal protection of asylum seekers is inadequate, Malaysian Bar president Lim Chee Wee said. Much of this was due to the fact that Malaysia
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:04P
Leader: An assault on our criminal justice system
In an astonishing verdict this week, a jury at Edinburgh Sheriff Court found the case against 26-year-old John Wilson for a sectarian assault on Celtic football manager Neil Lennon "not proven". The attack took place in front of a crowd of some 15000
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:01P
Summary Box: SAP wins reversal of $1.3 billion award for Oracle in
By AP, TOO HIGH: A federal judge in Oakland, Calif., has thrown out a $1.3 billion jury verdict for Oracle Corp. against German business software maker SAP AG, saying it's too high. THE DISPUTE: SAP admitted that a now-shuttered subsidiary had stolen
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:01P
Not proven verdict: What the fans say online
This verdict is probably the one thing where he is totally taken aback with." "Quite simply there have been bigots sitting on the jury. Members of the jury reflect society, so should we really be surprised by what happened?
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:01P
Not proven verdict in John Wilson case won't stop the fight against bigots
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell said Lennon had been left "disheartened and confused" by the not proven verdict, which he described as an "extraordinary outcome". Former prime minister Gordon Brown said he had "every sympathy" with the Celtic
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:01P
So arrogant and stupid they might bring us all down
The publishers, Atlantic Books, agreed to pay Mr Darling an advance of £75000, obviously expecting they would get their money back by selling rights to The Sunday Times, which was due to begin serialisation this weekend. But the mighty Murdoch empire
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:01P
Forewoman: Verdict 'unlikely in slaying of gay teen
Jurors weighing the fate of an Oxnard teenager accused of killing a gay classmate indicated Thursday that it is unlikely they will be able to reach a verdict in the high-profile case. But the judge hearing the case indicated it is likely he will ask
Updated: 09/01/2011 07:00P
KHAN DEFEAT GIVES PAUL ADDED FOCUS
McCloskey suffered his first professional loss against Khan back in April after a controversial clash at the MEN Arena in Manchester. There were amazing scenes at the end of the WBA light-welterweight title fight, with promoter Barry Hearn yelling
Updated: 09/01/2011 06:59P
Qwelane remains firm on his views
Speaking yesterday after the Equality Court in Johannesburg rescinded a guilty verdict against him in his hate-speech trial, Qwelane said: "I remain uncompromising on my views and feel I'm entitled to freedom of expression." Magistrate Hein Viana ruled
Updated: 09/01/2011 06:52P
Crunch time for Julius Malema
At 9am, Malema and his legal team will anxiously await the verdict of the ANC's disciplinary committee on whether their submissions that all charges against Malema be withdrawn has been successful. Malema had two gruelling days on Tuesday and Wednesday
Updated: 09/01/2011 06:51P
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