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: Khmer Rouge leader with dementia may not be able to participate in UN-backed
This was a consensus diagnosis, so we all agreed on this," forensic psychiatrist Seena Fazel told the trial chamber of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia (ECCC), which was established based on an agreement between the Cambodian
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:37A
Body in lake Nuneaton murderer tells court he acted 'at lover's request'
A SELF-CONFESSED Nuneaton murderer told a court how he beat a Coventry dad to death with a hammer, bound his face in duct tape and rolled him into a fishing lake. He also told the trial of his former partner Joanne
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:33A
Floyd Landis on trial in French hacking case By The Associated Press
American cyclist Floyd Landis and one of his former coaches went on trial in absentia on Thursday over allegations they spearheaded a plot to hack into an anti-doping laboratory's computers. French court officials say Landis _ who was stripped of the
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:28A
Honour killings trial begins in Canada
Prosecutor Laurie Lacelle told the court the deaths were "honour killings" committed to remove the perceived shame the women had brought on their family. Canada has seen 13 such killings since 2002, according to Amin Muhammed, a psychiatry professor at
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:27A
Dairy farmers face first court trial over migrant workers
The first of 19 dairy farmers accused of using an unlicensed labour provider to employ migrant workers will go on trial next week. All defendants - who include some of the biggest names in dairy farming - are accused of using the services of
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:22A
Taiwan former president Lee's trial for corruption begins
Taipei - The corruption trial of former Taiwan president Lee Teng-hui formally began on Friday with a short procedural hearing in Taipei's district court. Lee was not required to appear and sent his lawyers to attend in his place for the 40-minute
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:21A
Possible High Court challenge in Burke case
A spokeswoman for the nation's top court this week said an application for special leave to appeal the ruling against the trio had been received. Mr Burke, Mr Grill and Mr Hondros faced a Supreme Court trial last year on allegations they hatched a plan
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:19A
Jayalalithaa in court for 2nd day
The case was filed in Chennai over a decade ago but was transferred to Bangalore by the Supreme Court in 2003 to ensure fair and free trial. Like Thursday she landed at the Hindustan Aeronautics Ltd's airport in city centre and drove in a convoy of
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:18A
Joiner jailed for stabbing man to death
A murder trial at the High Court in Edinburgh heard that two months after the fatal stabbing, Mr Scott's partner, Fiona King, gave birth to their son, Jared. A jury cleared Purves of murder but found him guilty of culpable homicide.
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:14A
Man found guilty of illegal money lending
During the trial, the Kalgoorlie Magistrates Court heard Sam Tomarchio took his clients' bank cards and PINs in order to recoup the money. Tomarchio told the court he was not operating a money lending business and he never believed helping starving
Updated: 10/21/2011 05:13A
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