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Jo Yeates trial: Victim's father glares at Vincent Tabak as jury sees pictures
It was the first time in the seven-day trial Mr Yeates had directed a glance at Tabak. Wife Teresa also looked at him for the first time. Forensic scientist Lindsay Lennen told the court that Tabak's DNA had been found on Jo's breasts and on the
Updated: 10/18/2011 07:05P
Court hears appeal on Supes case
Three California appellate justices will decide whether a lawsuit claiming the Tulare County Board of Supervisors violated the state's open-meetings law will go to trial. Earlier today, attorneys for both sides argued the case at the 5th District Court
Updated: 10/18/2011 07:03P
Court remands Akwe-Doma, 8 others •As Goje, 3 others are released on bail
The trial judge accepted with the position of the prosecution after which the court went on a recess and resumed sitting at 2.00 pm “At the resumed sitting, the prosecutor filed his application opposing the request by the accused to be granted bail.
Updated: 10/18/2011 07:02P
HLS students advocate before Mass. high court in closely watched foreclosure case
“The Legal Aid Bureau's intensive work in Boston's neighborhoods and the local trial courts on behalf of the individual victims of the foreclosure crisis frequently presents us with the opportunity to have a more widespread effect on the problem,” said
Updated: 10/18/2011 07:01P
Colombia model Angie Sanclemente denies drug charges
A former Colombian beauty queen has denied drug-smuggling, at the start of her trial in Argentina. Model Angie Sanclemente Valencia, 31, is accused of recruiting other young women to smuggle cocaine to Europe via Mexico. She told the court in Buenos
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:59P
Porter County court roundup
A Portage teen who was waived to adult court after racking up five felony charges while waiting trial for an operating while intoxicated charge pleaded to some charges Tuesday. Timothy Patrick O'Shaughnessey, now 18, faces up to seven years in prison
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:59P
Joanna's killer 'confessed to jail chaplain' murder trial jury is told
JOANNA Yeates's killer confessed to a chaplain after refusing to answer any police questions during a three-day grilling, a court has heard. Vincent Tabak was on suicide watch in prison when he is said to have told the Salvation Army's Peter
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:57P
Special court for drug addicts to open
A pilot drug court to deal with offenders with severe alcohol and drug addiction will be set up in Auckland. The trial and analysis of such a court was recommended by the Law Commission when it reviewed the Misuse of Drugs Act. Justice Minister Simon
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:53P
Trial Begins For Young Woman Accused in Cabbie Shooting
By Ryan Thompson JAY STREET — Trial has begun for a young woman accused of participating in the attempted robbery and shooting of a taxi driver three summers ago, which caused the
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:51P
Ocean Bay Manager's Trial Fails to Proceed
The drug case involving the General Manager of Ocean Bay Hotel and Resort, Mr. Juergen Odenwald, on Monday 17th October, failed to proceed at the Banjul magistrate's court presided over by
Updated: 10/18/2011 06:50P
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