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US soldier confesses during trial to rape of S. Korean girl
Erik Slavin/Stars and Stripes About 20 demonstrators from six different groups protest outside the Uijeongbu District Courthouse prior to the rape trial of Pvt. Kevin Flippin on Friday. Flippin confessed in court to raping, beating and burning a
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:24A
Real IRA trial reopens debate about sting operations
It is very rare that these sort of operations get to court; very often, the agent will not want to put himself at this level of risk, and sometimes MI5 will content themselves with disrupting rather than prosecuting. But Jardine, investigators say,
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:23A
Fugitive writer wants Moldovan Pres in court
Bagirov has fled Moldova after the country's court released him from pre-trial detention center and put under house arrest on October 13. Moldova immediately ordered his re-arrest and placement in custody for 30 days, but this was done already in
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:21A
Mine halted despite A-G office's advice
A lawsuit launched by Blizzard mining claim holder Boss Power was supposed to go to trial in BC Supreme Court this month, with Boss contending in a filing with securities regulators that the province "acted unlawfully" by refusing to process a notice
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:20A
Refusal to testify nets witness time in jail
Court of Queen's Bench Justice Earl Wilson said the man, known as John Doe because of a court order protecting his identity, "stood mute" on Oct. 5 when asked a series of questions by Crown and defence counsel. It was after John Doe's refusal to
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:18A
Daughters, aunt slain over family dishonour, court told
In the days after Mohammad Shafia's three daughters died, he spoke privately to family about how they had dishonoured him by consorting with boys, jurors at his murder trial were told Thursday.
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:17A
Mine blunder to cost taxpayers $30 million
A lawsuit launched by Blizzard mining claim holder Boss Power was supposed to go to trial in BC Supreme Court this month, with Boss contending in a filing with securities regulators that the province "acted unlawfully" by refusing to process a notice
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:17A
Cop's death: accused walks free
Bradley Kleinkop Parkins arrives at the Wynberg Magistrate s Court at an earlier stage of the trial. He has since been acquitted. Photo: Brenton Geach Bradley “Kleinkop” Parkins has been acquitted of the murder of Athlone police reservist Ernistine
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:16A
Tuition Teacher Claims Trial To Trafficking In Cambodian Housemaid
guilty at the Ampang Sessions Court here today, to exploiting his Cambodian housemaid over a failure to pay her salary for nine months. Lim Chee Chong, 42, who owns the 'Cikgu Sim' Tuition Centre, claimed trial to a charge of not paying Khy Sareth,
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:16A
Hearing in Sankararaman murder case adjourned to Nov 30
Special Public Prosecutor N Devadoss told PTI that the eight-week stay on the trial, given by the Madras High court on Aug 25 on a writ petition filed by an advocate, was still in force and hence the trial proceedings in the case in Puducherry court
Updated: 10/21/2011 06:15A
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