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Hells Angels trial opens
The trial has opened of four Hells Angels bikers who are facing a series of charges including attempted kidnapping and extortion. Around ten Hells Angels were present in the courtroom as the trial began on Monday at the Federal Criminal Court in
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:52A
ET trial: Blood seen on accused's clothes
Photo: Antoine de Ras The two farmworkers accused of killing rightwing leader Eugene Terre'Blanche appeared to have blood on their clothes and shoes, a witness told the High Court sitting in Ventersdorp on Monday. Constable Peter Modise questioned
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:43A
Policemen Not Guilty of Theft
Magistrate's Court this week. Constables Fransiskus Dausab and Ernst Muonde stood trial before Magistrate Desmond Beukes on a charge of theft. The magistrate acquitted both of them on Tuesday, after the prosecution had closed its case against them.
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:42A
EDF on Trial in French 'Cloak-and-Dagger' Greenpeace Spying Case
Agence France-Presse said Oct. 13 Gublin may pose a constitutional challenge to the trial, claiming the law was being applied retroactively. Gublin declined to comment on the report. Should the court refer the challenge for constitutional review,
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:37A
Attacker's unfair trial claim rejected by court
A man handed a potentially lifelong jail term for a gang attack, which left the victim with serious brain damage, has failed to convince Appeal Court judges he did not get a fair trial. Joseph Keith Moran (25), of Averil Road, Thurnby Lodge, Leicester,
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:35A
Terreblanche Murder Trial: Corpse Photo Leak Inspires Hatred
It is clearly defeating the ends of justice as most of the pictures have not yet been presented in court as evidence”. This sorry affair presents many problems. Firstly, it is unclear how the Afrikaner nationalists obtained the photographs from the
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:32A
Elections in limbo as courts mull voting 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 that counties issue new voter registration certificates to voters also
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:30A
Doctor, researcher set to plead to falsifying data
AP A Kansas doctor and a researcher accused of falsifying data in a clinical drug trial are expected to appear in federal court this week after reaching an apparent plea agreement. Court records show Wayne Spencer, a Topeka physician, and Lisa Sharp,
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:27A
KCTV 5Doctor, researcher set to plead to falsifying data
(AP) - A Kansas doctor and a researcher accused of falsifying data in a clinical drug trial are expected to appear in federal court this week after reaching an apparent plea agreement. Court records show Wayne Spencer, a Topeka physician,
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:25A
Court told murder accused feared 'spooks'
Mica De Jager, 22, took the stand today in the Supreme Court murder trial of Cameron Mansell who is fighting allegations he fatally bludgeoned Mr Puddy on May 3 last year and then disposed of his body. Ms De Jager told the jury she had first chatted
Updated: 10/17/2011 05:25A
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