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Priest committed to trial on child sex charges
Jacobs, who was released on a $25000 surety, is to have a trial date set on Nov. 30 in BC Supreme Court. Evidence at the preliminary inquiry, which took place in Victoria provincial court, is under a publication ban. During the proceedings, Jacobs was
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:56A
Trial judge erred, Berner lawyer says
She was sentenced to 30 months in jail, but was released on bail pending her appeal, which opened Thursday in the BC Court of Appeal. er, said the trial judge, Provincial Court Judge Peder Gulbransen, erred when he failed to enter a stay over the
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:56A
Massage industry regulator on trial for alleged sex acts during rubdowns
The trial before a Court of Common Pleas jury in Dover ended its third day of testimony Thursday and will resume Monday morning. Bryner is vice president of the state's Board of Massage and Bodywork and served as its president from September 2008
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:54A
Over 250 Pakistanis in jail in Indian Kashmir without trial
By RFI More than 250 Pakistanis are in jail without ever having faced trial in the Indian state of Jammu and Kashmir. At least one has been behind bars since 1965 and there may be others in other states. India's Supreme Court expressed shock at the
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:54A
New Zealand mine boss faces charges over deadly explosion
It said Friday that all suppression orders had been lifted after a teleconference between all the parties at the Greymouth District Court. Whittall's lawyers said their client had never sought name suppression and had actively sought to have the order
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:48A
Spies readies for court date on home repairs
On June 20, he was issued a civil citation for failure to complete exterior repairs, which stated he must either pay a $100 fine or stand trial. Spies requested a hearing date to address the charges. The court date was originally Nov.
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:46A
Indian court shocked by Pakistanis held without trial
"It's shocking that over 254 Pakistani nationals are languishing in jails without a trial," said Supreme Court judge RN Lodha. AFP NEW DELHI - India's Supreme Court expressed shock on Friday that more than 250 Pakistanis were being held in Indian jails
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:37A
NATO worried by possible ICC probe
The definition of war crimes, as described by international conventions on the laws of war, includes any destruction of civilian targets not justified by military necessity. It has been invoked in a number of trials dealing with a number of conflicts,
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:37A
2G trial: Court rejects Raja plea on cross-examining witnesses
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 04:33A
Ex-inmate gets 5 to 5-1/2 years in juror intimidation case, assault
Ronald Brown, 47, was indicted on 13 counts of juror intimidation after he got up from his seat at the defense table and charged toward the jury March 4 while on trial in Worcester Superior Court. Mr. Brown, who was quickly tackled and subdued by court
Updated: 11/11/2011 04:31A
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