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Namibia: Mbok Down and Out in Court
Mbok (38), who is a Cameroonian national, was carried out of the court building on a stretcher after he complained of feeling ill and then collapsed during a pre-trial hearing before Judge President Petrus Damaseb. He was taken to the Katutura State
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:08A
Ex-husband of Iowa murder suspect to testify he knew nothing of journal that
Assistant Iowa Attorney General Doug Hammerand presents opening arguments Wednesday morning Oct. 26, 2011 in Webster County District Court in the first-degree murder trial of Tracey Richter in Fort Dodge, Iowa.
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:07A
Rutland drug trial ends with guilty verdict
The trial of a Rutland woman charged with two felony counts of selling cocaine ended Wednesday with guilty verdicts returned by the jury on both charges. Dallas L. Sears, 40, had pleaded innocent to charges that she sold crack cocaine and powder
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:06A
Top Gear presenter Jeremy Clarkson's ex-wife denies blackmail claims
Had the injunction not been dropped, the case was likely to have gone to trial in January, at which point the court would have determined the truth of the allegations. Clarkson added: “All I'm saying is she is now free to tell her story and people can
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:04A
Jackson Doctor Case Takes Surprising Turn
The developments were gleaned at the end of the court day from a transcript of a lengthy private conference with lawyers in the judge's chambers. The new twist means another delay in the trial's conclusion, the judge said, and he worried aloud,
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:04A
Judy Cates plans to run for appellate court judgeship
Cates, a Democrat, has served as president of the Illinois Trial Lawyers Association and was selected by her peers as a "Super Lawyer." She also served on the rules committee for the US District Court of Southern Illinois. She is an adjunct professor
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:04A
Developer admits guilt in scheme to defraud government
in federal court Thursday to seven counts of wire fraud in connection with a failed housing development project in East St. Louis. Harold N. Rosen, 80, owner of Kully Construction Co., entered the plea before US District Judge Michael Reagan.
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:04A
Suspects may have been falsely jailed in Russia over pedophile cases
While that information may not discount her testimonies legally, the court of public opinion, fueled by articles in the press, has already passed judgment. Pavel AstakhovAt least in Makarov's case, the publicity has forced the Russian Ombudsman for
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:03A
Jo Yeates trial: Jury set for third day of deliberations
By The Editor The jury in the Joanna Yeates murder trial is to continue to consider its verdict today, the third day of deliberations. Mr Justice Field has urged the six men and six women trying her neighbour Vincent Tabak at Bristol Crown Court to
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:03A
Murder Cases Continue
Another murder case involving a St. John's man accused of killing his estranged wife was also back in court this week. 33 year old Ray Newman was originally supposed to begin trial on September 28th, but due to a massive file and plenty of applications
Updated: 10/28/2011 04:02A
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