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Man in court over traveller site murders
The next hearing in the case is set to take place at Ipswich Crown Court on Monday afternoon, which Line will not attend. Another hearing will take place at Ipswich Crown Court on Tuesday, October 25. If Line pleads not guilty to the charges, a trial
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:37A
Man in court over Beck Row murders
The next hearing in the case is set to take place at Ipswich Crown Court on Monday afternoon, which Line will not attend. Another hearing will take place at Ipswich Crown Court on Tuesday, October 25. If Line pleads not guilty to the charges, a trial
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:36A
India court to frame charges 22 Oct in 2008 telecom licensing case
All the accused have denied any wrongdoing and have argued against the charges levelled by the CBI in the trial court. The probe is being monitored by the Supreme Court of India. Two panels of parliamentarians are also looking into the allegations.
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:35A
Asif rejects suggestion he was pressurised by Butt
A court heard on Friday during the alleged spot-fixing trial defendant Mohammed Asif insist that he was not protecting his former captain Salman Butt and denied that Butt had ever put pressure on him to bowl no-balls or to cheat in any other way.
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:29A
Quebec woman's constitutional rights violated in murder case: Supreme Court
Read the Supreme Court of Canada's judgement in R. v. Ct The defendant, Armande Cote, had been acquitted of murdering her husband after key evidence was excluded from her trial because of the violations. Writing for an 8-1 majority,
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:23A
Pakistan cricketers' trial: No-balls a 'freak occurrence'
would be bowled by Pakistan players during a Test match against England last year was a "freak occurrence", a corruption trial has heard. Former Pakistan captain Salman Butt made the claim in a police interview played at Southwark Crown Court.
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:23A
Rhode Island man spared possible death penalty prosecution
By AP PROVIDENCE, RI — A man accused of fatally shooting a gas station manager outside a bank last September won't stand trial in federal court, where prosecutors were considering a death penalty prosecution, an appeals court ruled Thursday.
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:23A
Quebec woman's constitutional rights violated in murder case, Supreme Court rules
Read the Supreme Court of Canada's judgement in R. v. Ct The defendant, Armande Cote, had been acquitted of murdering her husband after key evidence was excluded from her trial because of the violations. Writing for an 8-1 majority,
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:22A
Third suspect pleads guilty in Dietrich home invasion case, fourth slated for
AP TWIN FALLS, Idaho — One of four people accused in a home invasion earlier this year has pleaded guilty to second-degree kidnapping. Jeremiah Bennett is scheduled to be sentenced next month in 5th District Court. The Times-News (http://bit.ly/njwiWj
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:21A
Joanna Yeates Trial: Vincent Tabak Covers Face As Pictures Of Her Body Shown
The man standing trial for the murder of Joanna Yeates covered his face with his hands as pictures of her frozen body in a "foetal-type" position were shown to a court on Friday. Vincent Tabak admits manslaughter but denies murdering the architect on
Updated: 10/14/2011 10:19A
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