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English looks good on paper
But after the first of two compulsory English exams yesterday, the verdict from students was that it wasn't too bad at all. “I can't complain,” Orange High School student Tori Moore said. “It was alright - tomorrow's is going to be harder.
Updated: 10/18/2011 01:20P
Westport students' exam verdict
CRAM sessions, books, pens and last-minute stress: Thousands of high school students across the state began the NSW Higher School Certificate yesterday. More than 60 students at Port Macquarie's Westport High School yesterday finished their English
Updated: 10/18/2011 01:20P
The Buzz by Marlene J. Bohr
It was an amazing verdict and one I hoped to hear when they overturned Amanda Knox's guilty verdict in Perugia. I had watched the trial on and off and of course, compared it to the many episodes of CSI that I had watched through the years.
Updated: 10/18/2011 01:16P
NYC Mesothelioma Lawyer Says Concerns Arising From Asbestos Exposure Scare at
On two separate occasions his verdicts were featured as the National Law Journal's Largest Verdict of the Year. He recently secured verdicts of $32 million and more than $19 million on behalf of individuals who had contracted mesothelioma from asbestos
Updated: 10/18/2011 01:15P
Mistrial declared in bicycle-death case
The mistrial came after a jury failed to reach a verdict against Miranda Pacheco. The Albuquerque Journal reports that (http://bit.ly/nzsvag) state District Judge Denise Barela Shepherd declared a mistrial Monday in the case. Pacheco was charged with
Updated: 10/18/2011 01:07P
Newport Capital Advisors wins $50.3 million lawsuit
Newport Capital Advisors (NCA) won a $50.3 million lawsuit after accusing Commonfund Realty Investors of abandoning a joint venture involving four properties in Hollywood. Among the properties was the
Updated: 10/18/2011 12:54P
Calgary judge lashes out at gang violence as Bolsa killers handed 25-year jail
Following the verdict, Parker said the undercover, surreptitiously recorded videotape of a man who claimed to be the third shooter was a coup for the prosecution. “Any time you have more witnesses testifying of insider knowledge or knowledge close to
Updated: 10/18/2011 12:52P
Porco's appeal denied; top court upholds murder conviction
The Court of Appeals concluded there was so much evidence placing Christopher Porco at his parents' suburban Albany home during the early morning attack in 2004 that challenged police testimony didn't change the jury verdict. Porco, now 28, is serving
Updated: 10/18/2011 12:51P
UPDATE: Calgary judge lashes out at gang violence as Bolsa killers handed 25
Following the verdict, Parker said the undercover, surreptitiously recorded videotape of a man who claimed to be the third shooter was a coup for the prosecution. “Any time you have more witnesses testifying of insider knowledge or knowledge close to
Updated: 10/18/2011 12:51P
Fresh inquest sought for cyclist
To her family's dismay, a Westminster Coroner's Court inquest in January 2010 recorded a verdict of accidental death. Sister Kate Cairns, 38, is now asking a High Court judge to quash the verdict and order a fresh inquest. Portuguese driver Joao Lopes
Updated: 10/18/2011 12:48P