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Zuma doesn't remember drink spill at July
Peense was found guilty of assault on 27 July by the Durban Magistrate's Court after he spilled his drink on Zuma at the Durban July race meeting last year. During his trial, he denied deliberately spilling his drink, claiming people pushed against him
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:29A
JACKSON DOCTOR REFUSES TO TESTIFY
questions of his trial, saying he would stay away from the witness stand. The doctor held his hands together over his mouth in a prayerful pose before Superior Court Judge Michael Pastor asked the cardiologist whether he intended to take the stand.
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:29A
Fighting corruption a priority: CA
Former Pakistan test captain Salman Butt and bowler Mohammad Asif were found guilty of corruption in a British criminal court on Tuesday. A third player, Mohammad Amir, pleaded guilty before the start of the trial. “It is critically important that the
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:28A
Mansell trial a 'tsunami of information'
A jury will have to sort through a "tsunami of information" to determine whether a bar manager murdered his multi-millionaire boss, a Perth court has been told. Cameron James Mansell, 39, is on trial in the WA Supreme Court for the murder of Craig
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:25A
'Gaddafi desperate to avoid ICC trial' - loyalist
Depressed and worried, Muammar Gaddafi wanted to die in Libya rather than face trial at the International Criminal Court (ICC), one of his henchmen said of the Libyan dictator's last days. That's according to a report on the News24 site,
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:25A
Pakistan spot-fixing trial a tale of greed and corruption as Salman Butt and
The prosecution closed with a statement the cricket authorities hope will ring out wherever the game is played: “No player is above the sport and no person is above the law — that is what makes each of them guilty.” After 20 hours of of deliberation,
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:25A
Pakistan cricketers guilty of spot fixing
The "spot fixing" plot was orchestrated by Butt and sports agent Mazhar Majeed, London's Southwark Crown Court was told. During the three-week trial, the jury heard how an undercover reporter recorded Majeed, 36, boasting of how he could arrange for
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:25A
Michael Vaughan: Pakistan trio's trial should prevent future match-fixing in
These guilty verdicts have sent a shock wave through the game. To hear the captain of a national side and one of the world's best fast bowlers told by a crown court judge they face jail for fixing in England should be the greatest deterrent.
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:24A
Nasser Hussain wants ICC's anti-corruption unit to be more proactive
The guilty verdicts handed out to Pakistani cricketers Salman Butt and Mohammad Asif in the spot-fixing case should act as wake call for the ICC to be more pro-active in uncovering corruption prevalent within the game, feels former England captain
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:24A
Hancock 38 trials begin following April arrests, defendants arraigned
A group of defendants known as the Hancock 38 began a series of trials at the DeWitt Town Court on Tuesday evening. The protesters, many who are senior citizens, were arrested in April for lying across the entrance of Hancock Air National Guard Base in
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:23A
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