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Guilty verdict good for Pakistani cricket, says commentator
Islamabad, Pakistan (CNN) -- The guilty verdict meted out by a 12-member jury in London on Tuesday came as no surprise for many in Pakistan as local news channels reported on the conviction of two of its biggest cricket stars, Salman Butt and Mohammad
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:15A
US Supreme Court hears Perry v. NH
The trial court allowed the testimony and the New Hampshire Supreme Court upheld Perry's conviction. The justices suggested that the normal trial process should be sufficient and the juries should be able to weigh evidence, including the efforts of
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:15A
Scuffle outside court after black magic conviction, court hears
Emeline Golossian and her three sons George, David and Charlie Golossian, are facing charges relating to a violent incident outside the NSW District Court in Sydney on April 1. The scuffle broke out after Tony Golossian was found guilty of 24 charges
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:11A
Pressure on Australian govt for Assange action
Assange, a former computer hacker, now has 14 days to take the case to the Supreme Court, the highest legal authority in Britain. His legal counsel Geoffrey Robertson called on Australian authorities to step in. “I think Canberra may have to do
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:09A
Others involved in fixing, says sports agent Mazhar Majeed pleaded guilty to
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: 11/03/2011 12:08A
Last-Minute Appeals on Skinner Execution: Skinner denied access to DNA testing
Rejecting the claim a second time, the appeals court changed course: Skinner would not be allowed access to the evidence because his trial attorney never requested testing; it was therefore Skinner's fault that the evidence remains untested.
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:07A
Court: Car pushed into pond
On the court's finding, Mr. Furniss said, there was nothing to suggest there was any well-planned scheme in place. The magistrate said she did not know of any other case involving deliberate damage in an attempt to collect on car insurance.
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:05A
Appeals court rules Del City police officer can't be sued
They stated under the circumstances of what occurred, a reasonable police officer could have believed her refusal to answer questions constituted obstruction. The judges concluded Butrick's excessive force claim could not go to trial because she had
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:05A
Guilty Verdict for Russian in Arms Trial
The verdict, in Federal District Court in Manhattan, was a rather prosaic end to nearly two decades spent in the margins of international terrorism and espionage. Mr. Bout has been accused of furnishing weapons to Al Qaeda and the Taliban and into
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:03A
KPU chief to testify in document forgery trial
General Elections Commission (KPU) chief Abdul Hafiz Anshary is scheduled to testify in a document forgery trial at Central Jakarta District Court on Thursday afternoon. “The witness will be Abdul Hafiz Anshary,” Masyhuri Hasan's lawyer, Edwin Partogi,
Updated: 11/03/2011 12:02A
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