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Judge who convicted Taseer's assassin seeks refuge in Saudi Arabia
In his verdict against Qadri, Shah had said: "No one can be given the license to kill anyone in any condition, therefore, the killer cannot be pardoned as he has committed a heinous crime." Qadri, a constable of the Punjab Police Elite Force who was
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:35A
Neeraj Grover's father wanted Nikam, was asked to pay in advance
He even met Home Minister RR Patil on August 5, and told him that the PP in the trial court had not done much to fight for his son. Patil had assured him that he would look into the case, Amaranth said. However, on August 30, the department wrote back
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:26A
Warning delivered about business prospects in Lincolnshire
That is the verdict of the latest Begbies Traynor Red Flag Alert, a quarterly report which monitors a series of indicators of company distress. Lincoln had 327 businesses with significant problems in the third quarter of 2011, according to the report.
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:21A
News Corp. Shareholders Want Murdoch Sons Out
Last week, News Corporation shareholders issued a “damning verdict” to his son James Murdoch, the company's deputy chief operating officer, and cast his future at the helm of the company deeply into doubt. At an annual meeting in Los Angeles last week,
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:18A
PAK-JUDGE 2 LAST
The lawyers had organised several protests against the verdict and ransacked Shah's courtroom. Some 40 religious and hardline groups, including the Sunni Tehrik and Jamaat-ud-Dawah, have been pressuring the government to remove Shah from his post for
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:13A
Judge Who Convicted Taseer's Assassin Leaves Pak
In his verdict against Qadri, Shah had said: "No one can be given the license to kill anyone in any condition, therefore, the killer cannot be pardoned as he has committed a heinous crime." Qadri, a constable of the Punjab Police Elite Force who was
Updated: 10/25/2011 02:13A
Judge who convicted Taseer''s assassin seeks refuge in S Arabia
which by all means is not adequate," he said. In his verdict against Qadri, Shah had said: "No one can be given the license to kill anyone in any condition, therefore, the killer cannot be pardoned as he has committed a heinous crime." .
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:53A
Judge who convicted Salman Taseer's assassin seeks refuge in Saudi Arabia
In his verdict against Qadri, Shah had said: "No one can be given the license to kill anyone in any condition, therefore, the killer cannot be pardoned as he has committed a heinous crime." Qadri, a constable of the Punjab Police Elite Force who was
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:52A
Policemen's killers waiting for verdict
MANAMA: Bahrainis facing the death penalty for the murder of two policemen will have to wait another five weeks to learn if an appeal against their sentence is successful.
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:47A
Airport brawl death: jury reaches some verdicts
This afternoon, Justice Robert Hulme, who has heard the case since its opening on June 25, told the jury to keep deliberating. He said that experience had shown juries could make decisions if given enough time to discuss the issues.
Updated: 10/25/2011 01:35A
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