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Christie Blatchford: Ugliness aplenty in Melissa Lewis murder trial
Her trial only felt like forever, and, with the evidence formally completed Thursday, it lurches to a merciful close. The lawyers will make their closing arguments Tuesday, Ontario Superior Court Judge Robert Clark will give the jurors instructions on
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:31A
Court worker jailed for killing wife at their Mundesley home
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Updated: 10/14/2011 08:30A
2G scam: Order on charges against 17 accused on Oct 22
In the process of framing of charges, the court decides as to who among the accused has sufficient prima facie evidence against him to be put on trial. The court also made it clear that it would give order on the bail applications of various accused,
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:30A
Joanna Yeates trial: Jury shows photos of her snow covered body
Forensic officers used a broom handle to help recover her frozen body from a country lane on Christmas Day, the court heard. The body was found by dog walker Daniel Birch, who told officers he realised his grim discovery after spotting a
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:28A
2G scam: SC defers hearing on bail pleas
PTI New Delhi October 14, 2011 The corporate honchos who are behind the bars for their alleged involvement in the 2G scam will have to celebrate Diwali in jail as the Supreme Court on Friday eferred the hearing on their bail pleas to October 31.
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:28A
Tabak Trial Hears From Pathologist
Bristol Crown Court has heard evidence from pathologist Dr Russell Delaney who recorded 43 separate injuries on her body. A post-mortem examination showed that Miss Yeates died of neck compression. During Dr Delaney's evidence, Tabak covered his hands
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:24A
ET case to resume on Monday
The first thing the torch-carrying paramedic, Robert van Heerden, saw when he entered the bedroom was a pool of blood on the floor. Moving his torch around the room, he saw blood dripping from the bed onto the floor, and blood on the curtains and walls
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:17A
The Supreme Court: When Double Jeopardy Isn't Double Jeopardy
But like most truisms in American law — that the police have to read you your rights before they question you, that it takes a unanimous verdict to be convicted, or that the police need a warrant to search your house — there are exceptions large enough
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:15A
RUSSIA: New sentences, raids, criminal cases
Meanwhile, Gorno-Altaisk District Court in Siberia has set 3 November for announcing the verdict in the long-running criminal trial of Jehovah's Witness Aleksandr Kalistratov. These actions came as a trial continues aimed at banning the most important
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:08A
Jury sees photos of
The images - shown at the murder trial of Jo's neighbour Vincent Tabak - were of police removing the body from the scene. Forensic officers used a broom handle to help recover her frozen body from a country lane on Christmas Day, the court heard.
Updated: 10/14/2011 08:08A
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