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Report: McCourts OK divorce deal; he gets Dodgers
What will happen to the Dodgers has been put on hold until a bankruptcy court in Delaware sorts out the mess. A hearing on the matter is scheduled for Wednesday. The divorce agreement removes Jamie McCourt as an obstacle in Frank McCourt's bid to keep
Updated: 10/17/2011 11:08A
Paul Bergrin's murder trial begins, he represents himself
He was arrested in May 2009 and accused of running a racketeering enterprise that specialized in drugs, prostitution and witness tampering and murder. The trial in US District Court in Newark is focusing on the 2004 murder of Deshawn “Kemo” McCray.
Updated: 10/17/2011 11:03A
Trial begins for NJ lawyer accused in murder plot
The trial in US District Court in Newark centers on the 2004 murder of Deshawn "Kemo" McCray. He was supposed to testify against one of Bergrin's clients in a drug case. Bergrin is representing himself in the trial and is expected to make an opening
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:45A
Walter Triplett being retried in killing of Mentor resident Michael Corrado
Then the 8th District Court of Appeals overturned Triplett's felonious assault conviction on the grounds that Saffold's jury instructions were confusing. The appellate court said the trial court should have given instruction on non-deadly force since
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:45A
Opening statements begin in trial of noted NJ defense lawyer accused in murder
The trial in US District Court in Newark centers on the 2004 murder of Deshawn "Kemo" McCray. He was supposed to testify against one of Bergrin's clients in a drug case. Bergrin is representing himself in the trial and is expected to make an opening
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:44A
North Trial, Day 5 (updated 9:35 am): Witness at intersection says North
District Attorney James Eidson is prosecuting; attorneys Sam Moore and David Thedford represent the accused. the trial began Tuesday in 350th District Court; Judge Thomas Wheeler is presiding. Kim Peltand, an witness on the road rage scene is on the
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:42A
Gallup Poll: Supreme Court Approval Drops to 46%
However, the poll did find that the federal judiciary, which includes trial courts, the appeals courts and the Supreme Court, had the trust of a majority of the public. Nonetheless, the 63 percent approving of the federal judiciary ties the lowest it
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:40A
Appeals court head says years-long judicial backlog will be cleared
With the enforcement of the law, dozens of suspects, including major terror and murder suspects, have been released pending trial, leading to confusion and controversy amongst the public while exposing the heavy workload of the Supreme Court of
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:39A
Dr. Conrad Murray Trial Put On Hold Due to Death
Due to the death of a prosecution witness' family member, Murray's trial will not move forward today (October 17). The final witness for the prosecution, Dr. Steven Shafer, was unable to come to the Los Angeles Superior Court, hence the judge will meet
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:38A
Jury selection begins for man accused of killing Warren County Deputy
Jury selection began Monday morning in the trial of a Middletown man who is accused of is killing Warren County Deputy Sgt. Brian Dulle. On May 10, 2011, police were pursuing a car driven by Marcus Isreal, and Sgt. Dulle put
Updated: 10/17/2011 10:38A
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