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Verdict on sex tour case on Friday
A 47-year-old man will find out on Friday if he will become the first person convicted in New Zealand with organising and promoting an underage sex tour to Thailand. Justice Edwin Wylie reserved his decision on Thursday in the High Court in Auckland on
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:40P

NY judge puts off decision on SEC-Citigroup deal
All the cases have involved complex investments called collateralized debt obligations. Those are securities that are backed by pools of other assets, such as mortgages. Rakoff had previously asked the SEC why that penalty was less than one-fifth of
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:39P

Texas Terror Suspect Intends to Seek Insanity Defense
US District Court's Sam Cummings will rule on the defense request to suppress the FISA evidence. The judge has instituted a gag-order in the case barring the parties from commenting to the media.
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:33P

Gujarat cop Sanjiv Bhatt moves SC against murder case trial
The government had consistently opposed Bhatt's prosecution and the public prosecutor had moved an application before the trial court for closure of the case. After the trial court rejected the PP's application, the state moved the district court in
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:32P

Settlements reached in lawsuit over SUV accident in river that killed 6
Attempts at mediation in 2009 were unsuccessful, but eventually the insurance firms representing the defendants — the city of Henderson, Rookies Sports Bar and the designers of the riverfront boat ramps — agreed to settle out of court.
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:30P

Auctioneer Durham wins new trial
AP JACKSON — The state Court of Appeals has ordered a new trial for former auctioneer Jim Durham. Durham had been sentenced to nine years on four felony counts of writing bad checks. Durham was convicted in Forrest County in 2010.
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:28P

Accomplice gets 18 years in Seward Market triple slayings in Minneapolis
Before he was sentenced today in Hennepin County District Court for his role in the holdup, Ahmed Shire Ali made a brief statement in which he apologized to the victims' relatives and to the other people in the Seward Market & Halal Meat store which he
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:28P

Court rules out live TV link for Ellah Joy case
In his order, Regional Trial Court Judge Ester Veloso of Branch 6 denied the request of prosecution lawyers to allow the use of live-link television to separate the minors from the accused and the lawyers during trial. The judge said the prosecution
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:27P

Man to stand trial for assault that impregnated 11-year-old
A Macomb County man accused of impregnating his girlfriend's preteen daughter was bound over for trial Wednesday on three counts of Criminal Sexual Conduct (CSC). The district court's order followed a preliminary examination in which the victim,
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:26P

Hembree's son's rape case moving forward
The same day jurors were to hear evidence in the death-penalty case of Danny Hembree, the son of the newly convicted killer was to appear in court on a second-degree rape charge. Michael Anthony Hembree was scheduled for arraignment in courtroom 4C in
Updated: 11/09/2011 06:24P

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