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Alleged wife beater Robert Hornof waives hearings, bound over for trial in
A 9:30 am preliminary examination was slated to occur in district court Tuesday, but Hornof with attorney, Ron Pannucci, waived the hearing as well as his competency examination that would have determined whether he was mentally competent to stand
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:51P
SC stops harassment of ex-directors in cheque bouncing cases
But the trial court refused to acknowledge the Form 32 documents and did not quash the complaint. Delhi High Court too dismissed her petition seeking quashing of the complaint. The apex court heard her counsel Akhil Sibal and saw merit in her petition.
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:51P
Crowding could impact jail time for Jackson's doc
In post-verdict comments, Cooley called the new law a "fool's errand" and said Murray "is probably the first of many, many, many poster-children cases that will reveal how (the law) is potentially a complete failure, a criminal justice disaster and it
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:50P
Feds Get 17th Conviction in Koreatown Sex Trafficking Case
After a week-long jury trial in Manhattan Federal Court, she was convicted of conspiring to transport prostitutes over state lines, prosecutors said. "The conviction of Min Su Cho closes a chapter in the prosecution of those responsible for a vast,
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:50P
DCR officials face ruling today in connection to pool death at Fall River's
Brian Shanahan and Jeff Carter, both managers for the state Department of Conservation and Recreation, appeared before District Court Chief Magistrate John O'Neill on Tuesday, in a hearing on charges recommended against them.
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:48P
Shooting appeal successful
Queensland's highest court has set aside his conviction and his nine-year jail sentence. However, in a 23-page legal ruling, the Court of Appeal has not released Dales from prison and has referred his case to the District Court for either another trial
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:47P
Judge leaves possibility open for Brandon Lockett to get jury trial
Roanoke city circuit court judge Clifford Weckstein at least left the door open for Brandon Lockett to receive a jury trial. Weckstein asked attorneys on both sides to give him prior case law on legal situations like Lockett's before issuing his final
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:45P
Acquitted murder suspect sues Gaston police
In a lawsuit filed last week in US District Court in South Carolina, Michael Mead claims investigators prevented justice for his fiance's killer. In July, a jury acquitted Mead of the 2008 killing of 31-year-old Lucy Johnson.
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:45P
City asks reconsideration on Rallos lot case ruling
City lawyers mentioned about the convenio during a court hearing last month. But the document failed to convince Regional Trial Court Judge James Stewart Ramon Himalaloan to set aside a ruling that mandated the city government to settle its dues to the
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:43P
Supreme Court Voices Concern About GPS Tracking by Police
There are concerns that the Supreme Court could decide that law enforcement are free to use GPS technology to track people in public without a warrant and compile the data. Michael R. Dreeben, the administration's attorney, said that placing GPS
Updated: 11/08/2011 06:42P
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