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Fardeen relieved and grateful at court verdict
Sounding cautiously jubilant, Fardeen said: "I had the utmost confidence in our legal system and the verdict of the honourable court proves my faith right. My family and I have been through a lot in recent times. This reprieve in my case comes after
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:46A
"Common sense won" - but muted US reaction to LaShawn Merritt verdict
The reaction to the LaShawn Merritt verdict in the US? A dull thud. Photograph: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Images If an American fugitive was looking for a place to hide, somewhere that seldom falls under the gaze of the wider public, then he could
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:38A
'Common sense won' - but muted US reaction to LaShawn Merritt verdict
The reaction to the LaShawn Merritt verdict in the US? A dull thud. Photograph: Jonathan Nackstrand/AFP/Getty Images If an American fugitive was looking for a place to hide, somewhere that seldom falls under the gaze of the wider public, then he could
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:38A
Sex offender's new rape offence
Anthony Calvert, aged 48, showed no emotion when the jury of six men and six women returned a unanimous verdict at Bolton Crown Court yesterday. Calvert, of Torrisdale Close, Deane, was convicted of a further six charges of indecency with a child,
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:19A
Jury: Mountain Top man guilty in fatal stabbing
"It was a tough case," the jury foreman, Michael Orlowski, told a reporter after delivering the verdict. "There just wasn't enough to get first-degree. There were some uncertainties. We just were unsure of a few small things." Zola, 46, of Mountain Top
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:19A
BBC overhaul verdict: It could have been worse
IT could have been a lot, lot worse. But as it stands, the majority of us viewers and listeners shouldn't notice much difference to the BBC over the next five years. OK, if you're an avid fan of BBC2 daytime
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:19A
Rada votes to end jail for economic crime
The judge is expected to start delivering Tymoshenko verdict on October 11. Svyatolsav Piskun, a former prosecutor general and a senior member of Yanukovych's Regions Party group in Parliament, said pro-government lawmakers would support such amendment
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:10A
Jury: Reading Anthracite owes trucking firm more than $2M
"We're pleased with it," Ernest D. Preate, Scranton, Empire Trucking's lawyer and a former state attorney general, said after the verdict, which ended a four-day trial presided over by President Judge William E. Baldwin. "It was a tough case.
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:04A
Mountain Top man guilty of 3rd-degree murder
"It was a tough case," the jury foreman, Michael Orlowski, told a reporter after delivering the verdict. "There just wasn't enough to get first-degree. There were some uncertainties. We just were unsure of a few small things." Zola, 46, of Mountain Top
Updated: 10/07/2011 04:01A
Recent storm roughs up local crops
The verdict is still out on how difficult the rice harvest will end up. Most almonds have been gathered and walnuts are a tough nut that should survive the recent weather. Rice farmers, in particular, knew they were facing the onset of the rainy season
Updated: 10/07/2011 03:53A
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