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Koinange's Widow Freed On Sh1 Million Bond
Wanjiru was ordered to appear in court once a month during the duration of her trial and to desist from committing other crimes or interfering in any way with prosecution witnesses. When she appeared before the court, her lawyer Gordon Ogolla told
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:18A
Trial against former Premier Yulia Tymoshenko remains focus in country and abroad
If it happens, it will be probably based on the new criminal law. At least President Viktor Yanukovych, currently on a working visit to Khmelnytsky region, has expressed such a hope. He said that the Court of Appeals would consider the case of former
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:16A
Jury selected for family murder trial in Kingston
Mohammad Shafia is led into court in Kingston, Ont., Tuesday, Oct. 11, 2011. (Lars Hagberg / THE CANADIAN PRESS) KINGSTON, Ont. — A full jury has been selected in Kingston, Ont., in the murder trial of a Montreal couple and their adult son accused of
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:13A
High court won't hear DA's appeal of sanctions
The judge also said she would not allow police photographs to be used at the trial of Jesus Aguilera-Pimentel. Without the statement and the pictures, Chief Deputy District Attorney Arnold Mordkin said he could not prosecute Aguilera-Pimentel, 25,
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:12A
Levine: Cellini was go-between in shakedown
Charles Rex Arbogast/The Associated Press By BERNARD SCHOENBURG CHICAGO — Stuart Levine testified Thursday at Bill Cellini's corruption trial that when he was seeking payback for state investments being made with a movie producer's company,
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:07A
Man pleads not guilty in federal court to assault of border patrol officer in
AP MINOT, ND — A man has been indicted in federal court for allegedly assaulting a US Customs and Border Patrol officer in North Dakota. Benjamin Gange has pleaded not guilty to assaulting and resisting a federal officer. Trial is set for Dec. 13.
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:06A
Geoffrey Boycott loses Sandbanks home court battle
A High Court judge today said “blunt and straightforward” cricket star Geoffrey Boycott gave evidence which was “not always as impressive” as it could have been when appearing in a civil trial in London. Mr Justice Vos said the former Yorkshire and
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:06A
ET's face mutilated beyond recognition
He was testifying in the fifth day of the trial of Chris Mahlangu and the 16-year-old minor accused of hacking Terre Blanche to death on his farm in April last year. Van Heerden testified that he was the paramedic who responded to a call from police
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:05A
Birmingham bookshop boss 'primed others for terrorism', court is told
A UNIVERSITY of Birmingham graduate distributed extremist books and DVDs in the city with the aim of “priming people for terrorism”, a court heard. Ahmed Faraz is accused of possessing and disseminating material that ended up in the hands of “infamous
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:04A
Court hears case of drug death
Deputy County Attorney Jerry Jaeger presented a memorandum to the court stating he would argue at trial that Heap met the standard for criminal negligence by transporting the woman to his home but failing to call 911 or take her to the hospital before
Updated: 10/14/2011 07:03A
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