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Neil Lennon: Baffled
Celtic chief executive Peter Lawwell later said: "Most people will be baffled and find it difficult to comprehend the judgment and verdict", with Lennon maintaining a silence in the aftermath. He has broken that now, though, telling the Daily Record:
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:58A
Lennon baffled by court verdict
The public reaction since the verdict has been heartening. "Eminent people have given their opinions on it and it's nice to have that sort of backing, to know they are on your side. "I've never had an apology from the guy, but I'm not going to go down
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:46A
Is Salman the Rajinikanth of Bollywood?
"On the business front, it is bigger than Singham, the producer Reliance Entertainment's earlier release. But on the profit front, it will be more or less same," said trade analyst Amod Mehra, adding that Bodyguard will easily cross Rs 100 crore net in
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:43A
Hamill Law Firm Announces Award Against Lifecare Nursing Home; Lifecare Found
According to court documents, n the evening of June 13, 2008, Geraldine M., a handicapped resident at Lifecare nursing home in Lynn, Massachusetts rolled off a curb outside the facility while an attendant turned away. She suffered leg fractures,
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:33A
"I never thought about quitting. That's the way the justice system is and I
That's the way the justice system is and I just have to accept it." Amid the sense of injustice Lennon admits he did find solace in the huge wave of public support as the controversial not proven verdict sparked a national outcry.
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:31A
Lennon confused by court verdict
Hearts fan John Wilson was last week cleared of a sectarian assault on the Celtic manager during a Clydesdale Bank Premier League game at Tynecastle in May. Wilson told the court that he had lunged at Lennon and struck him on the head during the
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:30A
ICTY to announce verdict on Perisic case
Tuesday will see the announcement of the ICTY's verdict on the case of Momcilo Perisic, former Chief of General Staff of the Yugoslav Army. He is charged with crimes against humanity and war crimes including murder, inhumane acts and attacks on
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:25A
Battle over DNA in Knox trial
The appeal trial of Amanda Knox over the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in a medieval Italian town moved toward a verdict on Monday amid heated exchanges over key DNA evidence. Commissioned by the court, the independent experts have cast
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:07A
New Scrutiny for Sex Assault Cases
The lawsuit complaint alleges five different counts of negligence. While this is just one case and one jury and won't have significant effect on precedent, it does illustrate the complicated position in which universities find themselves these days,
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:04A
German court seen approving EU bailouts, with conditions
EurActiv Germany reports about the expected verdict. The Karlsruhe Court's ruling will have a direct impact on the reform of the EFSF agreed at a special eurozone summit on 21 July. Experts expect the Court to approve the government's participation in
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:02A
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