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Trial date nears for Ashline
Bryan Ashline's double-murder trial is slated to begin Thursday, after a court-ordered psychiatric review. Ashline, 24, was scheduled to go on trial in late July for the alleged killings of his infant son and the boy's mother on
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:21P
Student, companion cleared of murder
DUMAGUETE City—The Regional Trial Court has cleared a theology student and his companion in the 2006 killing of a 30-year-old owner of a store along Cervantes Street in this city, in what some believed was a result of a fraternity war.
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:21P
Texas Elections In Limbo As Courts Review Redistricting Maps
The San Antonio court, which concluded a trial on the matter last month, waived an Oct. 1 deadline for county officials to finalize their election precinct boundaries. A requirement counties issue new voter registration certificates to voters also was
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:13P
Witness in federal drug case arrested
"It appears that the United States has used reasonable efforts to secure Harsha's attendance at this trial, and that she is avoiding service by subpoena," the application states. "In light of the foregoing facts, the government applies to this Court to
Updated: 10/16/2011 01:11P
Tunisian former president, interior minister to face trial for manslaughter
Former security officials in the capital of Tunis, eastern port city of Sfax and southern oasis city of Tozeur were also among the accused who would stand trial on the same charges. The files of the accused were handed over to the Sfax appeals court by
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:39P
North Vancouver man admits faking currency
This is Crocker's second trial on the same offences. In the first trial, BC Supreme Court Justice Peter Leask ruled most of the evidence against Crocker was not admissible in court, saying the North Vancouver RCMP violated Crocker's rights numerous
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:27P
Zornes double-murder trial starts Monday in Moorhead
The defense has notified the court that Zornes may testify in the trial and assert an alibi defense. Joe Parise, one of Zornes' two attorneys, said the alibi defense could be asserted even if Zornes doesn't take the stand. “Mr. Zornes will make that
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:19P
Witness recants story in 1999 Club Zasabar murder in Columbus
As persuasive as Inniss' testimony may have proved at trial, his recantation years later crippled the state's hope of convicting Jones and James once they were granted new trials by former Superior Court Judge Robert G. Johnston III.
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:17P
Court rejects Ayman Nour's request for retrial
In 2005, Nour was convicted of forging documents in order to establish his liberal El-Ghad Party, following a trial that was widely criticised both by Egypt's political opposition and the international community. In 2009, Nour was released from prison
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:13P
Sinclair jury called again
By Janet Jacobs Corsicana Daily Sun Corsicana — The trial of Tommy Sinclair, who fought a legal battle to be able to buy Mustang, is scheduled to start with a jury selection at 9 am Monday in District Court. Sinclair is charged with manslaughter and
Updated: 10/16/2011 12:11P
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