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Police: Stun gun use warranted
The police version of what happened is contained in recent filings in US District Court in response to a lawsuit Murray filed last year against police. Murray's attorneys recently focused some of their court filings on Sgt. Richard Lancendorfer,
Updated: 11/06/2011 02:10A
Release for accused pipe bomber is denied
Tomkins has argued his detention is unconstitutional and he needs to be released to have more time to prepare for his April 2012 trial. Tomkins is representing himself, but court documents show he has an attorney on “stand-by” to assist him.
Updated: 11/06/2011 02:03A
Question on verdict dogs trial
It was far from the end of her case. Two months after the trial, Merrimack County Superior Court Judge Larry Smukler set aside the guilty verdict against Locke, ruling that she had been convicted of a crime that - based on the way prosecutors charged
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:45A
Kanimozhi moves Delhi HC for bail
NEW DELHI: DMK MP Kanimozhi along with three other accused in the 2G scam moved the Delhi High Court for bail on Saturday. Kanimozhi has been lodged in the high-security Tihar jail since May 20 and the trial court had recently denied bail to her,
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:44A
Another suspect to go to trial
A jury has recommended a 13-year prison sentence for Gay, and a sentencing hearing is set for Dec. 5. Electronic court records filed on Case.Net indicate three days have been set for the trial. Newton County Division III Associate Circuit Court Judge
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:44A
Future of fatal horse beating case goes to NM high court
A judge declared a mistrial in that case. Now, the New Mexico Supreme Court will decide whether prosecutors can take Collier back to court on similar charges. SANTA FE - Horse trainer Greg Collier, charged with beating a colt to death, has spent the
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:36A
U.S. District Court, Maryland Case Summaries: October 30, 2011 [Daily Record
Stevens appealed to the district court, which affirmed the decision of the Bankruptcy Court . LAW: Stevens argued that the Bankruptcy Court committed reversible error when it denied his motion to dismiss and thereby declined to dismiss Showalter's
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:34A
Pak seeks repatriation of three cricketers jailed for 'spot fixing' in London
“Despite their guilty verdicts in both the ICC hearings and the recently concluded criminal trial in London, we cannot rule out the possibility of any of the convicted players being innocent,” Malik said, adding: “It's unfortunate what happened,
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:24A
Sharia's Encroachment into American Courts
Islamic doctrine recognizes men as superior to women in matters of civil arbitration and thus promotes the unequal treatment of women. Under sharia, the list of inequalities include: a woman's testimony is valued at half that of a man's,
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:23A
Ceglia back in town as case continues
Boland said the contract bearing both Ceglia's and Zuckerberg's signatures is the only real evidence in the case. “Court cases are based on facts and evidence. What Facebook fears most is having to confront the evidence in that case,” Boland said.
Updated: 11/06/2011 01:20A
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