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Hung jury in Sahara sex case
In his address, Mr Rowan focused on the absence of DNA from the girl linking Ratana to her sexual injuries, described by experts as most likely to have been from non-accidental penetration, although by what object could not be specified.
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:11P
Lewis-McChord soldier found guilty of three murders in war crimes case
During the court-martial trial, unpublished photos depicting Gibbs posing next to the dead villagers killed in February and May 2010 were introduced as evidence. On the witness stand, Gibbs admitted to taking body parts, including a finger snipped from
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:09P
MURDER TRIAL: Victim was a firearm fugitive
Derek Johnston, 57, sons Tom Johnston, 25, and Ben Johnston, 27, all from Pampisford, Cambridge, and Shaun Matthews, 55, of Whittlesford, Cambridge, are on trial at Reading Crown Court accused of his murder. Mrs Amar told the court her husband had been
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:08P
2G spectrum trial: 2 prosection witnesses record statement in court
The trial in the 2G spectrum allocation case began today when CBI Special Judge OP Saini recorded the statements of prosecution witness Anand Subramaniam, vice chairman, Reliance Capital and AN Sethuraman, group president Reliance Anil Dhirubhai Ambani
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:06P
Hitman fails in appeal over Birchwood murder
Cryne added: “Someone has got my DNA on that tape. I don't know how they did it but I think I have been the victim of a DNA transfer.” The Manchester-born man, who had lived and worked as a lifeguard in Teignmouth, Devon, before retiring to Thailand,
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:06P
MURDER TRIAL: Police chanced upon Sunningdale victim in van
Derek Johnston, 57, sons Tom Johnston, 25, and Ben Johnston, 27, all from Pampisford, Cambridge, and Shaun Matthews, 55, of Whittlesford, Cambridge, are on trial at Reading Crown Court and all stand accused of murder. MURDER TRIAL : Police chanced upon
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:06P
After conviction, legal woes mount for Jackson doctor
Brian Oxman, who represents father Joe Jackson in a wrongful death lawsuit against Murray, said his civil case “will absolutely focus on what happened before the last few hours of Michael's life.” Oxman is also working with Murray's attorney,
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:05P
Trapped in Tiki limbo
“The whole case is still in litigation,” Cook said. The latest District Court case involves six alleged Tiki Bar violations planning and zoning has revisited. According to court documents, the following structures/uses do not appear in the Tiki Bar's
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:05P
Filinvest to Ralloses: We'll sue, recoup loss
The Regional Trial Court had issued a garnishment order, freezing the Cebu City funds in various banks, to pay the P133 million that City Hall allegedly still owes the Rallos heirs. FLI believes that if the City will have to pay the Rallos heirs,
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:05P
Supreme Court sides with Greenbrier commission
The commission appealed that writ, asking the high court to prohibit enforcement of the mandamus handed down by Cummings. In issuing Thursday's ruling in favor of the county commission, the justices stated, “We find that the trial court exceeded its
Updated: 11/11/2011 12:05P
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