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2G case: Court dismisses Raja's plea on cross-examining witnesses
PTI | New 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 03:02A
Noisy start to 2G trial, CBI grills Reliance official
Reliance Telecom Ltd has been put on trial by the court which said Swan Telecom Pvt Ltd was "just a mask" for RTL. The charges framed against all the accused under various provisions of the IPC and the Prevention of Corruption Act deal with offences of
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:02A
BALI BOY'S SHOCK: Teen's anxious wait as authorities push for jail
The judge, Amser Simanjuntak, confirmed the sentence as he emerged from the hearing at the Denpasar District Court this afternoon but refused to offer any indication of his verdict, which he said would be delivered on November 25.
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:01A
Juror cites death penalty reluctance in case of Yolo deputy's killer
In a brief note to Yolo Superior Court Judge Paul Richardson on Thursday afternoon, the unidentified juror asked that an alternate juror replace her. Before jurors are picked in death penalty cases, they are carefully screened – or "death qualified"
Updated: 11/11/2011 03:01A
Former India Telecom Minister, Others Go on Trial
NEW DELHI -- An Indian court Friday started trial in a case in which a former federal minister and several others including a lawmaker and corporate executives are accused of depriving the government several billion
Updated: 11/11/2011 02:59A
India: Trial of the elite: MPs to tycoons face justice in 2G scam
Trial on Friday commenced in a Delhi court in the 2G spectrum allocation case in which former telecom minister A Raja, DMK MP Kanimozhi, corporate honchos and telecom firms are among the high-profile accused. Special CBI Judge OP Saini started
Updated: 11/11/2011 02:58A
India: Supreme Court expresses shock over Pakistanis in Indian jails,
NEW DELHI, (Times of India): The Supreme Court on Friday expressed shock and dismay over 2 Pakistanis being kept in Jammu and Kashmir prisons for over 40 years without ever having faced trial. The court, hearing a public interest case filed by a member
Updated: 11/11/2011 02:58A
Two men in court deny murdering Coventry dad
Joseph Bourne, 36, of no fixed address, and Darren Dalton, 31, of Bell Green Road, Bell Green, both pleaded not guilty after the charge was put to them at Coventry Crown Court. Judge Philip Griffith-Jones adjourned the case for a two-week trial to
Updated: 11/11/2011 02:58A
Raja's plea on cross-examining witnesses dismissed
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 02:58A
supreme court seeks status report on pakistani jail inmates in india
An apex court bench headed by Justice RM Lodha passed the order on a petition by Jammu and Kashmir National Panthers Party president Bhim Singh, seeking release of Pakistani nationals in Indian jails for a very long period and in some cases even
Updated: 11/11/2011 02:57A
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