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Move will end a ban on devices in courtrooms introduced in 1925
Once a defendant has been found guilty, cameras would be able to film the judge passing sentence and the reaction of the convicted criminal. Initially at least, the trial leading up to the verdict will not be shown, protecting witnesses from wider
Updated: 09/06/2011 04:01P
No damages awarded in Mason City bicycle fatality lawsuit
The jury reached a verdict last week. The jury determined that Hulsing Jr.'s negligence was a proximate cause in Richard Lind's death, but only assigned him 20 percent of the fault, according to the verdict order. The jury attributed the rest of the
Updated: 09/06/2011 04:00P
Supreme Court reserves order on Sterlite plea against closure
The Supreme Court on Tuesday reserved verdict on Sterlite Industries' interim application seeking a stay on the operation of the Madras High Court judgment ordering closure of its copper plant at Tuticorin and discharge of its workers on payment of
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:55P
Death and Law & Order
No matter the verdict, Jack McCoy and the gang always get a cathartic sense of closure after they solve a case. Unfortunately, real trials aren't so satisfying -- especially when the death penalty is on the table. McCoy never had to deal with the
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:52P
ICJ summons India over Kishan Ganga dispute
It was also informed that after India's reply over the issue, the verdict over this case filed by Pakistan would be released by ICJ. During the meeting the additional secretary of ministry of water and power, requested that since CEO of alternate
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:51P
Fears at the way waste plant verdict will now be decided
One group that has written in is Sinfin and Spondon Against Incineration (SSAIN), which fears emissions from the plant will be a danger to health and that it will cause traffic problems. But planning law specialist John Halford said groups like SSAIN
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:37P
In Search Of A Stage, Western Opera Singers Try China
is the verdict of her teacher, Katherine Chu, who was an assistant conductor at the Metropolitan Opera in New York. For McDaniel, this workshop is the start of a linguistic journey into another culture. She's one of 20 emerging American and European
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:35P
Appeal hits Chan party
"Having carefully considered the reasons for the verdict in the Stephen Chan case, the prosecutions division of the Department of Justice has decided to appeal against the acquittals," a spokesman said yesterday. Chan, 52, was alleged to have received
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:32P
Jury rues missed fitness tests in firefighter ruling
An inquest jury said a firefighter who died in a factory blaze should not have been exempted from annual fitness tests. It made its comment after returning a verdict of accidental death in the case of senior fireman Yeung Chun-kit. The jury said Yeung,
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:32P
Bloomington doctor prevails in lawsuit over patient's cancer death
A Monroe Circuit Court jury found a Bloomington physician was not liable for the death of a 20-year-old woman who died in 2004 from liver cancer. At the conclusion of a five-day trial before Judge Francie Hill
Updated: 09/06/2011 03:28P
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