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Fairbanks man convicted of stabbing sister
The jury reached the verdict for Abraham Henry, 50, after a two-day trial and 40 minutes of deliberations. First-degree assault is the most serious type of assault under Alaska law. The jury had to find that Henry caused serious injury,
Updated: 11/18/2011 04:24A
Khumalo gets lifeline
A delay in handing down the verdict in a High Court case where the MDC is seeking to bar Deputy Prime Minister Arthur Mutambara from acting as its leader has given Deputy Speaker of the House of Assembly Nomalanga Khumalo a lifeline, party insiders
Updated: 11/18/2011 04:21A
Sri Lanka war hero sentenced to 3 years on charge he implicated defense
Fonseka rejected the verdict as unjust but said he was not surprised because Sri Lankan authorities did not want him active in politics. Attorney Nalin Ladduwahetty said Fonseka would appeal the sentence. The court's third judge ruled to acquit him.
Updated: 11/18/2011 04:17A
Imprisoned Sri Lanka War Hero Gets 3-Year Sentence
Two judges of a three-member High Court bench ruled Sarath Fonseka's reported comments to a newspaper in 2009 breached the harsh emergency law in place during and after the 26-year civil war. He claimed at his trial he was misquoted.
Updated: 11/18/2011 04:08A
Inquest heard how woman died after fall
AN inquest has recorded a narrative verdict into the death of an 80-year-old woman. A hearing at Bolton Coroner's Court on Wednesday was told Delta Howarth, of Collingwood Way, Westhoughton, was admitted to the Royal Bolton Hospital on June 25,
Updated: 11/18/2011 04:02A
Sri Lanka Finds Former Army Chief Guilty
Fonseka has been sentenced to three years of imprisonment following the verdict. He is currently serving a 30-month prison term. A three-judge bench found the former army commander guilty on one count and not guilty on two counts when the judgment was
Updated: 11/18/2011 03:47A
Sri Lanka ex-army chief jailed for three years
In a 2-1 split verdict, the three-judge Colombo High Court bench found Fonseka guilty of violating emergency regulations by "spreading rumours and causing public disorder" in an interview with a weekly newspaper. He had alleged that the president's
Updated: 11/18/2011 03:37A
Two Creek Nation ex-employees convicted of bribery
"This was a serious case involving criminal allegations, and we are grateful that the jury took the case seriously and rendered their verdict." Tribal Judge Patrick Moore, who oversaw the four-day trial, released Lee and Johnson on their own
Updated: 11/18/2011 03:29A
Mullings makes infamous J'can list
Despite yesterday's guilty verdict by a JADCO disciplinary panel against Steve Mullings, the number stays at 19 as this was Mullings' second failed drug test after being suspended for two years following a previous failure in 2004.
Updated: 11/18/2011 03:25A
Guilty verdict! - Mullings found guilty, to be sentenced Monday
The Jamaica Anti-Doping disciplinary panel, chaired by attorney-at-law Lennox Gayle, announced the verdict at the Jamaica Conference Centre yesterday. The other members of the panel are Dr Japheth Ford and FIFA referee instructor Peter Prendergast.
Updated: 11/18/2011 03:24A
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