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PCB will launch internal inquiry: Zaka Ashraf
Addressing reporters in Lahore, Ashraf said the board would first await a detailed report on the London Crown Court case before aiming to identify those whose negligence allowed the controversy to occur. “We will aim to discover the circumstances and
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:42A
Naroda Patiya riot: Witness stabbed to death
Sayed, a Congress worker, was a witness in the Naroda Patiya riot case in which 95 people were killed on February 28, 2002 during the communal violence that erupted after the Godhra train burning incident. The court where the trial in case was on had
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:41A
2002 riot case witness stabbed to death in Ahmedabad
The deceased was a witness in the Naroda Patiya case, where 95 persons were killed on February, 28, 2002 during the communal violence that erupted after the Godhra train burning incident. The court where the case trial was on, had recorded Sayed's
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:40A
Bergstrom denied bail pending retrial
The 6th District Court of Appeal in San Jose this week denied a motion by the attorney for Carl Bergstrom asking that he be released on bail pending his retrial. It was unclear Friday whether appellate attorney James Campbell will pursue a similar
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:34A
RTI activist Nadeem Sayed stabbed to death
The deceased was a witness in the Naroda Patiya case, where 95 persons were killed on February, 28, 2002 during the communal violence that erupted after the Godhra train burning incident. The court where the case trial was on, had recorded Sayed's
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:32A
Goldstein, Howe & Russell, P.C. | Argument preview: High-tech policing
Milyard At 10 am next Tuesday, the Supreme Court will return to the constitutional status of advanced technology, when used by police to investigate crime. The case is United States v. Jones (docket 10-1259). Arguing for the federal government will be
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:30A
High court ruling pleases Great-West
The original judge ruled Great-West breached sections of the Insurance Companies Act when it transferred money from the accounts of subsidiaries London Life and Great-West Life Assurance Co. to finance the 1997 takeover of London Insurance Group.
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:26A
Judge cleared in assault case
Corrin was found by the panel to have acted with "arrogance and an over-inflated sense of his role" stemming from a high-profile incident in which he failed to return to court for a drunk-driving trial while his car was being repaired.
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:25A
Scarfo denied bail while he awaits trial
US District Magistrate Ann Marie Donio also ruled Friday that Scarfo, who was known by a number of nicknames including “Junior,” can have a court-appointed lawyer. Earlier this week, the younger Scarfo asked for a court-appointed lawyer.
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:23A
Beating was lesson gone awry, court told
The accused were much bigger than Tavares, who only stood about 5-10 and weighed about 190 pounds, court was told. Jurors are expected to hear plenty of evidence about the inner workings of the gang, especially behind bars. The trial is expected to
Updated: 11/05/2011 03:22A
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