Latest Trial Court News
6 months'' jail to loan defaulter cut to day-long detention
In his complaint to the trial court, Malhotra said when he deposited the second cheque in the bank, it was dishonoured due to insufficient funds in Sharma''s bank account. Sharma had challenged the trial court''s order on the ground that the sentence
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:53A
Trial to begin for five teens charged in gang sex attack
Court proceedings are about to begin concerning a disturbing sexual assault case that occurred this summer in eastern Ontario. Five teenage boys are facing charges in relation to an Aug. 6 incident in Belleville Ont., about 180 kilometres east of
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:52A
Superior Court judge candidates rely on years of experience
A graduate of Whitman College and Willamette University College of Law, Lawrence-Berrey was with the Finney & Falk law firm for years, where his practice included commercial and real estate work. After losing an open seat on the Superior Court bench to
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:49A
six months jail to loan defaulter reduced
In his complaint to the trial court, Malhotra said when he deposited the second cheque in the bank, it was dishonoured due to insufficient funds in Sharma's bank account. Sharma had challenged the trial court's order on the ground that the sentence of
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:46A
Kaneria rubbishes Salman Butt's claims; plans legal action
Pakistan's Danish Kaneria has taken exception to the statement given by banned skipper Salman Butt during the spot-fixing trial in London that he was introduced to agent Mazhar Majeed by the leg-spinner. "I don't know what sort of rubbish Salman Butt
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:45A
Man facing six felony charges released from custody while awaiting trial in
Tristan Leroy Trice of Maple Grove, Minn., who faces numerous felony counts related to a drug arrest earlier this summer, was released from custody after appearing in Carlton County Court last week. Tristan Leroy Trice of Maple Grove, Minn.,
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:34A
Jury to be chosen for trial of man accused of killing officer
LEBANON — Jury selection will begin Monday morning in the trial of a Middletown man accused of killing a Warren County Sheriff's deputy last spring. The Warren County Common Pleas Court has
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:33A
Media should hold itself back a bit: Khurshid
the 2G matter and later the same matter gets discussed in TV studios with one particular anchor playing the judge, he said in an interview. "Now two trials cannot go on for the same guy. There will be one trial... Media insists that we will decide.
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:15A
Trial date set in fired Norwich officer's lawsuit
Jury selection has been scheduled for Jan. 10 in the ongoing federal discrimination suit filed against the city and police department by fired former Norwich Police Officer Jamie Longolucco. Longolucco filed the suit last year in the wake
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:04A
Jarrett trial moved back to Dunklin County
Originally Jarrett's trial date was scheduled for Oct. 13 but was taken off the court docket pending the additional charges. Jarrett was first arrested in May 2010 and charged with felony rape and felony sodomy stemming from an incident involving a
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:00A