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Charleston nursing home challenges $91M jury award in death of patient, cites
A Charleston nursing home is challenging a $91 million damage award in a lawsuit stemming from the death of an elderly woman hours after she left the facility. Lawyers for Heartland of Charleston claim in a recent court filing that the defense
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:10A
Day 2 Of Deliberations Set In Murray Trial
Jackson fans who shouted slogans, waved signs and sometimes argued with Murray supporters outside the courthouse Friday, planned a more solemn verdict vigil Monday with candles, according to messages posted on fan websites. Katherine and Joe Jackson,
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:08A
Penn State Officials Head to Court Amid Cover-Up Allegations, Sex Abuse Scandal
The charity said in a statement Sunday that Sandusky has had no involvement with The Second Mile programs involving children since 2008, when Sandusky told the foundation that he was being investigated on child-sex allegations.
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:08A
TMK and TCK Dismissive of ''News" and ''Journalists''
"The Prime Ministerial Board for the Protection of Minors from Harmful Publications", "Closures and Confiscations", "Trials related to Insult and Personal Rights", "Regulations, Effects, Reactions, Legal Remedies", "European Court of Human Rights
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:05A
Massereene murder trial begins
pizzas at the front gate of the facility. A number of others were injured as dissident gunmen opened fire. The trial, which is set to be one of Northern Ireland's biggest in recent years, is due to begin at Antrim Crown Court later on Monday.
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:04A
Trial delayed after court told accused is dead
The trial of two brothers for the murder of Toyosi Shittabey will not go ahead today after the court was told one of the accused was dead. The trial of two brothers for the murder of 15-year-old Toyosi Shittabey in Blanchardstown last year will not go
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:02A
Richard Akinjide's Shocker - Why You Can't Win Presidential Election Petition
When you say somebody has stolen money, you must prove. So when you go to court to say an election was flawed, then you must prove your case. In 1979, the contention was about what constitutes two thirds. Give a summary of that great trial?
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:01A
Sunningdale van murder trial begins
FOUR men accused of murdering a Sunningdale father-of-three are standing trial at Reading Crown Court today. Shaleem Amar, 33, died after being discovered injured in the back of a van which was stopped by police in London Road, Sunningdale on November
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:01A
The HR Space: Post-Termination Disability Benefits Reduce Severance Pay
The trial judge agreed with the employer. The judge followed the reasoning of the Alberta Court of Appeal in a 1985 decision which noted that if the money had come from earnings from a complete stranger, it would be deductible.
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:00A
Hours after stepping down, Penn St officials head to court on perjury charges
The charity said in a statement Sunday that Sandusky has had no involvement with The Second Mile programs involving children since 2008, when Sandusky told the foundation that he was being investigated on child-sex allegations.
Updated: 11/07/2011 07:00A
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