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Husband, Wife Plead In Family Theft
After having been granted several continuances to find counsel and failing to appear in court recently for call of the criminal trial list, a husband and wife from the Warfordsburg area stood before the Fulton County Court of
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:39P
Man Sentenced in Interstate 35 Drug Running Case
WACO (October 26, 2011)--Juan Manuel Guzman, defendant number 11 in a list of 13 men and women charged with running drugs through Central Texas, was sentenced to federal prison Wednesday in US District Court in Waco. Guzman was sentenced to 51 months
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:39P
Mo. judge declares mistrial in tobacco lawsuit
According to a 70-page disposition, the Court denied the company's petition for leave to appeal. Garnick said last month the high court's decision simply means that the plaintiffs are allowed to present their petition to the trial court.
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:38P
Court hears tearful testimony from Officer Johnson's Family
There wasn'ta dry eye in the courtroom Wednesday morning for the third day of Eric Robert's sentencing trial. For the first time Officer Ronald Johnson's two children and his wife Lynette took the stand.
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:38P
KCTV 5Former UN inspector in court for sex-sting case
Ritter asked for a new trial Wednesday, basing his request on an appeals court ruling in New York that records from two previous incidents in that state in 2001 should not have been unsealed and given to prosecutors in Pennsylvania to be used at his
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:37P
Family SUV pushed car into deadly canal plunge, court told
KINGSTON, Ont. - The Shafia family SUV was used to push the family's Nissan Sentra into a shallow canal, with four people inside, an expert collision reconstructionist told a murder trial this morning. "There was certain damage present on the Nissan
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:36P
a mockery of international justice
The damage to the rule of law, as to the delicate framework of international justice, will be significant, and it does nothing to restore America's moral standing. It is difficult to see how such a policy is morally defensible.
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:36P
Great Lakes States Sue Army Corps Over Asian Carp Study
The five states are suing the Army Corps and Chicago municipal water district in federal district court over their operation of the waterways. The case has not come to trial. In the meantime, the states requested a court order for interim measures
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:36P
Driver 'stabs ex-boss 30 times' to death
The driver stood trial in the Court of First Instance on Wednesday on the charge of premeditated murder. According to the prosecution records, the defendant had planned the murder prior to its execution. The financial disputes he had had with the
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:35P
Conrad Murray Trial, Day 18: Murray Cries as Patients Recall His Free Care
Then two medical experts -- including the defense's anesthesiology expert Dr. Paul White, who's already facing a contempt of court hearing after allegedly calling fellow anesthesiologist Dr. Steven Shafer a scumbag -- will wrap up the defense's case
Updated: 10/26/2011 03:34P
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