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Jury set to begin deliberations in Jackson manslaughter case
Jackson was killed by the recklessness of his personal physician who violated the ''hallowed'' bond of trust between doctor and patient, the prosecutor, David Walgren, told the court. In his closing speech at the end of the five-week trial Mr Walgren
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:29A
Saskatoon bus driver wins ticket dispute, saying public transit a scary place
The traffic safety court judge at his trial didn't buy Christianson's arguments and convicted him. The judge noted Christianson had argued he had been threatened by three people the day of the offence, yet had not pointed them out or complained to
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:27A
Rapper not guilty of attempted murder
Kevin Georgiou, 25, known in the music industry as K-Koke was on trial at Blackfriars Crown Court after he was charged with the shooting of a 27-year-old footballer at Harlesden train station on March 9. Following a four week trial however the rapper
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:26A
Khadr lawyer hails denial of extradition
The government had argued that by granting a stay of proceedings of the extradition hearings, lower courts failed to strike a balance between the benefits of granting a stay and those of "ensuring that alleged terrorists face trial,
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:26A
Massachusetts terror suspect due in court for bail hearing
The hearing for Rezwan Ferdaus of Ashland is scheduled in US District Court in Worcester on Friday. Prosecutors plan to ask that Ferdaus be held without bail as he awaits trial on numerous charges, including attempting to damage and destroy national
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:25A
SC orders initiation of proceedings against Sialkot CPO
The investigation officer arrested the accused, produced him before the Illaqa Magistrate and sent him to judicial lock-up as a challan against him had already been submitted in the trial court on October 7, the report added.
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:25A
Depending on health, judge may be faced with tough trial options
The trial flew off the rails on Thursday, when Ontario Superior Court Judge Robert Maranger told jurors that one of the trio of accused Shafia family members had a "fairly serious" medical emergency and that the case was indefinitely on hold.
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:24A
Police 'surprised' at detail of raid leak
After the raids in August 2009, five Melbourne men were charged with conspiring to commit a terrorist attack at a Sydney army base. Three were convicted after a Supreme Court trial and two were acquitted. Photo illustration shows some of the newspaper
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:23A
Bali boy pleads with court, promises to try harder to beat drug addiction
THE 14-year-old boy arrested in Bali for drug possession has told a Denpasar court how he has been a regular marijuana smoker but would redouble his efforts to kick the habit as he begged to be allowed to go home. The teary testimony from the youth
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:22A
Teary teen begs Bali court to go home
The Australian teenager facing drugs charges in Bali has begged a Denpasar court to be allowed to go home in a teary testimony during which he admitted he found it difficult to stop smoking cannabis. At the second day of the 14-year-old's trial,
Updated: 11/04/2011 08:21A
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