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Prosecutors oppose paying Clemens mistrial fees
By REUTERS Former MLB pitcher Roger Clemens arrives for a motion hearing, held to consider whether Clemens should be retried after his perjury case was declared a mistrial in July, at Federal Court in Washington September 2, 2011.
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:55P
Experts tell of Sahara's injuries
The jury in the trial of 25-year-old Kerry Charles Ratana was told of the delay in the High Court at Napier yesterday afternoon as Justice Simon France was about to start the last session on the second day. The judge said the adjournment related to
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:54P
United States Attorney General Says They Are Ready To Meet AT&T In Court To
There is a trial team — I know about this just from what I've heard — there is a trial team that is in place, and they are ready and eager to go to court.” When pressed by Democratic Senator Herb Kohl about concerns the Justice Department might not be
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:53P
Rajaratnam Must Pay $92.8 Million in SEC Insider Trading Suit, Judge Rules
US District Judge Richard Holwell to pay a $10 million fine and forfeit $53.8 million, in addition to the prison term, at his Oct. 13 sentencing. The case is SEC v. Rajaratnam, 09-cv-8811, US District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan).
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:51P
Yeddyurappa walks free after getting bail
Justice BV Pinto of the Karnataka High Court granted bail to him on the condition that he furnishes a bond for Rs 5,00000, two sureties for the same amount each, refrain from tampering with evidence and participate in trial court proceedings against
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:50P
Court turns down Salem plea to halt trial over extradition controversy
Soon after the Portugal court's order, Salem had moved the trial court here seeking a stay in two cases against him — the 1993 serial bomb blasts and the Pradeep Jain murder. His lawyer Saba Qureshi said the Portugal High Court order said there was a
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:50P
AP Top News at 3:01 p.m. EST
November 08, 2011 | AP AP WASHINGTON (AP) _ Employers advertised more jobs in September than at any other point in the past three years. The increase suggests hiring could pick up in the next few months. Competition for jobs is fierce.
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:50P
AP Top News at 3:02 p.m. EST
AUSTIN, Texas (AP) _ A Washington -based federal court on Tuesday rejected Texas' request to approve new political districts without a trial. In a brief ruling, the court agreed with the US Department of Justice that the GOP-led Legislature used an
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:49P
Judge Defers Request To Question Jurors
His attorneys are worried that jurors might have been exposed to information about the mental health of victim Otto Zehm that was excluded from the trial. US District Court Judge Fred Van Sickle on Tuesday said he would defer his decision until he
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:46P
Preliminary hearing delayed indefinitely in child-sex abuse case against ex
The Centre County court administration said Tuesday a new date for the proceeding had not been set. It also hasn't been determined which district judge will preside. Sandusky is awaiting trial on 40 criminal counts related to a range of alleged abuse,
Updated: 11/08/2011 03:46P
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