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French court convicts US cyclist Floyd Landis for hacking into doping lab
On Thursday, a French court convicted the American for his role in hacking into the computers of a French doping lab. Pierre-Antoine Souchard Associated Press NANTERRE, FRANCE—Disgraced American cyclist Floyd Landis was convicted by a French court on
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:10P
German Bakery blast trial: CDs, CCTV footages examined by court
Sayed Khwaja Hamza, IT manager of Hotel `O', and police constable Kishoresinh Pardeshi from photography department of Pune Crime Branch, were examined in Bakery blast trial today. Seventeen people were killed and over sixty were injured in the blast at
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:07P
Taking gene patenting to court: Mock trial tonight
“Gene patenting is a complex issues that has technological, ethnical and commercial concerns,” said Alan Schriesheim, president and co-founder of the Chicago Council on Science and Technology, which is hosting the event. Schriesheim summarized the two
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:02P
Kaneria disappointed as SHC dismisses petition
“The tapes, which were asked for, are unreachable as the British police directed us not to share it with any third party since Westfield's trial is starting from January,” he added. The leg-break bowler, Pakistan's leading wicket-taking spinner in
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:02P
Woman cleared of murdering husband gets five years on gun charge
She and her children testified during her trial about the violent household ruled by Raymond Sheehan, 49, a former New York City police sergeant. Both the prosecution and defense said the beatings and bruises came to an end on February 18, 2008,
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:01P
Jury selection progresses in Vacher murder trial
Robert Vacher is led out of Barnstable Superior Court on Monday after the first day of jury selection for his murder trial. Vacher is charged with killing 16-year-old Jordan Mendes in December 2008 in a dispute over the family drug business.
Updated: 11/10/2011 03:00P
Trial told Shafia sisters were 'like political prisoners'
Mohammad Shafia leaves the holding cell at the Frontenac County court courthouse for a second day of the trial in Kingston, Ontario on Friday, Oct. 21, 2011. (THE CANADIAN PRESS/Lars Hagberg) KINGSTON, Ont. — An Ontario court is hearing that three
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:59P
Baker calls hacking case "deeply flawed"
Baker called the proceedings "deeply flawed", countering assertions of AFLD laywers that the pair had "made ??fun of the world by not coming to trial" by stating that he had been summoned to appear in court at his own expense and then threatened with
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:56P
Tunisia: Libya Ex-PM Will Get Fair Trial, Says Interim Leader
A Tunisian appeals court this week gave the nod for his extradition to Libya. Mahmudi's lawyer Mabrouk Kourchid said in Tunis that his client fears for his life as the sole holder of Libyan state secrets since Kadhafi's death on October 20.
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:55P
MK questions judiciary on Kani bail issue
While the Supreme Court had already observed that persons like Kanimozhi and others similarly placed could be granted bail once the trial court framed charges in the 2G case, he said several legal experts, former judges and political leaders also saw
Updated: 11/10/2011 02:54P
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