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WikiLeaks founder Julian Assange arrives at the High Court in London on Nov. 2
In a major setback Wednesday in London's High Court, two British judges rejected Mr. Assange's move to block extradition to face questioning in Sweden. Court officials said Wednesday that Mr. Assange plans to try to take the case to Britain's Supreme
Updated: 11/02/2011 02:02P
Court to decide on Kanimozhi bail on Thursday
Raja, also a lawyer by profession, was the first along with two others to be arrested by the CBI on February 2 and till now he has preferred not to move any bail application either in the trial court or Delhi High Court or the Supreme Court.
Updated: 11/02/2011 02:01P
Another player is involved - Majeed
Pace bowler Amir, 19, admitted his part in the scam before the trial at Southwark Crown Court started and on Wednesday offered a heartfelt apology during the sentence hearing, which was adjourned until Thursday. “I want to apologise to all in Pakistan
Updated: 11/02/2011 02:00P
Judge rejects cricketer's claim
Amir pleaded guilty to the same charges before the trial began, although this detail could only be reported after there was a verdict on his two former teammates. It can now be reported that Majeed also admitted conspiracy to cheat and conspiracy to
Updated: 11/02/2011 02:00P
Paul Bergrin murder trial: Attorney works to discredit admitted triggerman
NEWARK — Paul Bergrin, the once-prominent defense lawyer on trial in a federal court on murder charges, continued his animated cross-examination of key prosecution witness Anthony Young this morning — using some of Young's own testimony from last week
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:59P
Arrested Occupy Sacramento protesters demanding jury trials
Cres Vellucci, vice chair of the local American Civil Liberties Union board and a spokesman for the protesters in Sacramento Superior Court today, said "everyone's going to plead not guilty" and ask for a jury trial. "They were all arrested for a
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:58P
Idaho hospital to pay $52M to former partner
The first trial ended in a $63 million verdict, but that was later overturned by the Idaho Supreme Court. Saint Alphonsus spokeswoman Elizabeth Duncan says the hospital is disappointed with the verdict and will appeal. MRI Associates, which operates
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:42P
Federal jury in NYC convicts arms dealer Bout
A jury in federal court in Manhattan reached the verdict in the case against Viktor Bout after deliberating for about six hours over two days. He was convicted of conspiracy to kill Americans and US officials, deliver anti-aircraft missiles and aid a
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:41P
Officers Testify in Second Degree Murder Trial
Police officers who were first on the scene of a murder in a Washington Avenue home back on May 27, 2009, said there was so much blood, it was impossible to get a good grip on victim Darcy Baumbach to perform CPR. Constables Ty Claypool and Magen
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:31P
Cricket-Others involved in fixing, says agent
Pace bowler Amir, 19, admitted his part in the scam before the trial at Southwark Crown Court started and on Wednesday offered a heartfelt apology during the sentence hearing, which was adjourned until Thursday. "I want to apologise to all in Pakistan
Updated: 11/02/2011 01:11P
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