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Sunflower founder's trial date pushed back
The child prostitution trial date for the founder of Sunflower Farmers Market has been pushed back to January, The Arizona Republic reported Thursday, citing court documents. Michael C. Gilliland, 53, was scheduled to go to trial Monday in Maricopa
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:12A
Clarkston man's child rape trial to start Nov. 28
28 on child rape charges. During a status review of the case Thursday, Judge Scott Marinella of Columbia County said the trial is expected to last four days. He will be on the bench in Asotin County Superior Court during the proceedings.
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:12A
Spare me till CBI probe is over, says Raja but judge refuses
PTI / New Delhi November 11, 2011, 13:20 IST A plea by former Telecom Minister A Raja that he would not cross-examine prosecution witnesses unless the CBI probe is over in 2G spectrum case, was dismissed today by a Delhi court which began formal trial
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:11A
2G spectrum scam: Trial begins in Delhi; Court dismisses Raja's plea
Delhi: A plea by former Telecom Minister A Raja that he would not cross-examine prosecution witnesses unless the CBI probe is over in 2G spectrum case, was dismissed today by a Delhi court which began formal trial in the matter.
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:11A
SC seeks detailed report on Pakistanis in Indian jails
A bench headed by Justice RM Lodha also asked the government to explain as to why four women among the jailed Pakistanis should not be repatriated without any delay. "You should take certain things seriously. Give us entire picture so that we could
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:11A
Indian supreme court asks gov't about Pakistanis in jails
11 (Xinhua) -- India's highest judiciary, the Supreme Court, Friday expressed shock over some 300 Pakistanis being kept in jails across the country, some for years without ever having faced trial. The apex court also asked the central government to
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:10A
India telecoms fraud trial begins
The trial, in a special CBI court in the Indian capital, is expected to be long and complex. It began with complaints from lawyers that the room was too small to take defendants, lawyers, family members and the press. However, proceedings got under way
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:10A
SC seeks report on Pakistanis in Indian jails
A bench headed by Justice RM Lodha also asked the government to explain as to why four women among the jailed Pakistanis should not be repatriated without any delay. "You should take certain things seriously. Give us entire picture so that we could
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:09A
Indian SC takes notice over Pakistani prisoners
New Delhi: Indian Supreme Court has taken notice over hundreds of Pakistanis languishing in jails without any trial. According to details, the SC has expressed its concerns over the situation and sought
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:09A
2G trial: Court dismisses Raja plea on cross-examining witnesses
A plea by former Telecom Minister A Raja that he would not cross-examine prosecution witnesses unless the CBI probe is over in 2G spectrum case, was dismissed today by a Delhi court which began formal trial in the matter. Raja made the plea minutes
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:09A
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