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Jury deliberates on Dallas McDade's future in Lamont Jenkins murder trial
By Ursula Zerilli | The Kalamazoo Gazette KALAMAZOO — A jury is now determining Dallas Augusta McDade Jr.'s future after hearing closing arguments from attorneys in the murder trial of Eric Lamont Jenkins today at the Kalamazoo County Circuit Court.
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:13P

Court hears details of submerged bodies in 'honour killing' trial
A mother of seven children co-accused of drowning three of them in a so-called “honour killing” hid her face in her hands and appeared shaken on Friday as a Crown witness in her murder trial described how their bodies were brought to the surface of the
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:12P

Clinton roadless rule upheld
to uphold a lower-court ruling that the 2001 federal rule banning construction of new roads on National Forest land violated the law. The appeals court said the trial court misinterpreted the application of federal statutes governing public lands.
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:11P

Six teens before Children's Court
The court was told that all six made no reply to the charges and the Director of Public Prosecutions has directed they face trial on indictment. The six teenagers and their victim are from three African countries. They were accompanied in court today
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:11P

Milli Panda's hopes for early release dashed
Earlier, on Wednesday the Orissa High Court quashed the cognisance taken by a lower court against Milli Panda in a criminal case and ordered that the trial court should not proceed in the case further. The High Court quashed the case against her on the
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:06P

Mohammad Asif points to former Pakistan captain Salman Butt in spot-fixing trial
By: AP LONDON - Pakistan bowler Mohammad Asif suggested from a court witness stand on Friday that his former captain and co-defendant Salman Butt had to have been involved with an alleged spot-fix to bowl no-balls during a test match against England
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:06P

Ex-president Lee's corruption trial 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 02:03P

Justice vs. Stability
And so it is in Cambodia, as the trial of four former Khmer Rouge members is set to recommence in late November after being hit by numerous delays and postponements. There are strong arguments – and plenty of studies and other evidence – to support
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:02P

Judge Promises Speedy Trial in Scattred Janneh and Co-Case
Oct 21, 2011 (The Daily Observer/All Africa Global Media via COMTEX) -- Justice Emmanuel Nkea of the Special Criminal Court in Banjul has ordered that the said court would henceforth hear the treason trial involving the state against Dr. Scattred
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:00P

Third Accused Ends Testimony in Bun Sanneh and Co Trial
concluded his evidence-in-chief after state counsel, Ebrima Jaiteh finished cross-examining him in the ongoing trial involving other top ex-officials of the NDEA before the Special Criminal Court in Banjul, presided over by Justice Emmanuel Nkea.
Updated: 10/21/2011 02:00P

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