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Family DVD: "The Verdict" gives older teens meaty problems to ponder
Let me say straight off that if you watch "The Verdict" with your teenagers, as I highly recommend this week, there will be a few f-bombs dropping in the family room. But let's also admit that your teenagers have heard these f-bombs, to much lesser
Updated: 09/16/2011 02:16P
Not guilty: Cops, DA silent as Michael Mead murder trial gets national TV audience
The capital murder trial ended with a not guilty verdict handed down by a Mecklenburg County jury. Johnson's family remains convinced that the Fort Mill, SC, man got away with murder. So does the prosecution. The continued debate and nature of the
Updated: 09/16/2011 02:07P
Jury awards Gundlach $66.7 mln in TCW dispute
TCW attorney Susan Estrich said after the verdict that the company would seek $89 million in damages from the judge for the trade-secret violation. In some ways, Gundlach had already won the bruising battle. In less than two years, his new firm has
Updated: 09/16/2011 02:02P
Verwer Found Not Guilty of Attempted Murder
The jury verdict came down just before noon in Lethbridge Court of Queen's Bench. 51 year old Nicholas Verwers was accused in the 2007 shooting of 29 year old Derek Kennedy. Verwer testified that "he shot Derek Kennedy accidentally" after the two got
Updated: 09/16/2011 02:01P
Buckhead Tavern Cleared in Discrimination Case
Patch The jury reached its verdict in less than 15 minutes of deliberation, the newspaper said. Former NBA all-star Joe Barry Carroll and attorney Joseph Shaw were drinking in the Tavern at Phipps five years ago when they encountered the tavern's
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:55P
Jury Awards Gundlach Millions, Could Still Pay on Trade Secrets
The Los Angeles Times reports Gundlach emerged from the jury verdict Friday with a victorious smile, saying it's “67-to-0” in terms of the jury's disposition of damages. But it will be Los Angeles County Judge Carl West who decides what if any damages
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:55P
Policeman who was fired because of PTSD wins $680000 verdict
By AP CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — A federal jury has awarded $680000 to a former Chattanooga police officer who was fired as unfit for duty with a stress disorder after serving in Iraq with the Tennessee Army National Guard.
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:55P
Advantage Gundlach: 'It's 67-to-Zero'
The verdict is in, and Trust Company of the West (TCW [see profile]) has already been told to pay Jeff Gundlach and his co-defendants at DoubleLine [see profile] $66.7 million. Yet the results of the trial should both sides opportunities to claim
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:52P
Garcia Found Guilty of Murder
By KGNS News Guilty that's the verdict handed by a jury of his peers in the 341st District Court. The sentencing phase for Joseph Allen Garcia, an alleged Zeta gang member, is now underway. This after the jury worked late into the night and at about
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:50P
Fired Chattanooga policeman wins $680000 verdict
AP CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) — A federal jury has awarded $680000 to a former Chattanooga police officer who was fired as unfit for duty with a stress disorder after serving in Iraq with the Tennessee Army National Guard. Michael Hoback, the department's
Updated: 09/16/2011 01:40P
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