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Kasab a terrorist, should be hanged: Pak min
The Bombay High Court had in its February 21 verdict upheld the trial court order of death sentence of Kasab for the 'brutal and diabolical' attacks aimed at 'destabilising' the government. Kasab's death penalty was upheld on charges of criminal
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:56A
Indictment Unsealed Charging Norman Man with Attempted Arson in Indian Country
Morris appeared yesterday in Oklahoma City federal court, was ordered detained, with his trial set in January 2012. If convicted, Morris faces up to life in prison. This case is the result of an investigation conducted by the Federal Bureau of
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:55A
TIMELINE / Katsav's rape trial comes to a close after more than 5 years
The court refutes each line of defense used by Katsav during the trial, and states that his testimony succeeded in presenting “lies, manipulations, and withholding information”. March 22, 2011: The Jerusalem District Court sentences Katsav to seven
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:52A
TIMELINE / Former President Moshe Katsav's rape trial
The court refutes each line of defense used by Katsav during the trial, and states that his testimony succeeded in presenting “lies, manipulations, and withholding information”. March 22, 2011: The Jerusalem District Court sentences Katsav to seven
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:52A
Military trial of al Qaeda's at-Nashiri begins
Abd al-Rahim al-Nashiri did not enter a plea as he was arraigned and the court dealt with a number of procedural issues. The detainee, who was subjected to harsh interrogation techniques that his lawyers say amounted to torture, appeared engaged and
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:43A
Cologne court lets art fakes stay, group says
A Cologne court made a "scandalous" decision by allowing dozens of counterfeit artworks to remain undetected and in circulation during the trial of four art forgers, an association of art galleries said Wednesday. On Oct. 27, the four,
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:43A
Rivervale man gets retrial over murder of housemate
Today Court of Appeal Justices Carmel McLure, Robert Mazza and Michael Buss handed back a split decision about whether Russell had grounds for a retrial, with Justices Mazza and Buss finding that Russell had experienced a "miscarriage of justice".
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:39A
Slippery Bongani Moyo trial to start
By Sapa The trial of Bongani Moyo, who escaped from custody in August by walking out of a Pretoria court, was expected to begin in city's Magistrate's Court on Thursday. Moyo made headlines when he walked out of the court, which he entered on crutches,
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:39A
Ex-detective Dale to stand trial
By court reporter Former Victorian drug squad detective Paul Dale will stand trial next year accused of misleading the Australian Crime Commission (ACC). The disgraced officer is facing 13 charges relating to a secret hearing before the federal
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:39A
Briarcliff Manor school trustee's harassment case set for January trial
The court, he said, would then be ready to proceed with a nonjury trial Jan. 6. "I would imagine this could be concluded in one day — a hearing and trial," he said to Maglietta and his attorney, Andrew Rubin of White Plains, who agreed.
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:36A
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