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2 well-known prosecutors won't return for retrial in Alabama gambling case
Court records show the status of Assistant US Attorneys Louis Franklin and Steve Feaga has been changed to "conditional representation" at the request of the US Justice Department. That means two of the best known prosecutors in Alabama won't be around
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:21P
Jury Deliberates Fate of Former Security Chief at the UBB Mine in Raleigh County
The trial is the first to arise from investigations into the April 2010 blast at the Upper Big Branch mine. Prosecutors reminded the US District Court jury in Beckley of testimony alleging Stover misled investigators and tried to dispose of thousands
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:20P
Defense Begins to Present Case in Manslaughter Trial of Dr. Conrad Murray
Both informed the court of Jackson's insufferable insomnia problems. The Christian Science Monitor reports that Metzger, who once treated the King of Pop for lupus and an assortment of skin problems, also advised Jackson for his sleep disorder.
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:20P
April trial date in case of alleged home invasion
TINA COMEAU PHOTO By Tina Comeau The trial of a Yarmouth man, who stands accused of having committed a home invasion, has been scheduled to go ahead about 11 months after his arrest. William (Billy) Ogden is due to stand trial in provincial court in
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:20P
Charge in fatal crash bound over for possible trial in Centre County
A felony charge against a man accused of causing a fatal crash while driving a tractor-trailer with a suspended license was bound over for trial in Centre County Court following a preliminary hearing Wednesday. Cenk Esenbel, 36, of Flushing, NY,
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:19P
DC judge sentences sobbing Ring to 20 months on corruption counts
It was the first time he spoke in court after three years of prosecution, including two trials in which he decided not to testify. The courtroom was filled to capacity with his friends and family. US District Court Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said Ring's
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:19P
John Edwards Attorneys Assail “Crazy Theory”of Campaign Finance Case
“Criminal laws are supposed to be written on the desks of members of Congress,” Lowell said in arguing the first of five defense motions to dismiss the case, “not on the desks of prosecutors who decide after the fact” what is permissible and what is
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:18P
Teenager served with eviction notice in wake of riots in London pleads guilty
Daniel Sartain-Clarke pleaded guilty to raiding the Currys electrical store in Clapham Junction, southwest London, at a trial at Inner London Crown court. However the 18-year-old denied a charge of assault with intent to resist arrest alongside two
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:17P
Kevin Ring sentenced to 20 months in lobbying scandal
It was the first time he spoke in court after three years of prosecution, including two trials in which he decided not to testify. The courtroom was filled to capacity with his friends and family. US District Judge Ellen Segal Huvelle said Ring's
Updated: 10/26/2011 02:16P
Ring sentenced to 20 months in lobbying scandal
Kevin Ring was convicted of bribing public officials on Capitol Hill and the Bush administration with meals and event tickets to get favors for his clients. Ring contends he was operating in a corrupt Washington system and did not break the law.
Updated: 10/26/2011 01:21P
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