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State appeals court rejects controversial ruling on Florida drug law
A state appeals court on Wednesday rejected a federal judge's controversial ruling that Florida's drug statute is unconstitutional. Miami-Dade's Third District Court of Appeal said it did not agree with a ruling by US Judge Mary Scriven
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:16P
Brighton man to face trial for murder of elderly neighbor
Suffolk Superior Court Clerk Magistrate Gary Wilson scheduled Randy Floyd Moore's trial for Nov. 5, 2012, and ordered him held without bail until that time. Moore was indicted Nov. 8 on charges of first-degree murder, armed assault with intent to
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:15P
Couple accused of starving their child
Mary Sultze was in Outagamie County court Wednesday where she waived her preliminary hearing. Her case is now headed for trial. 36-year-old Mary Sultze was in court, because prosecutors say she starved her baby daughter. "What we believe we'll be able
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:13P
[UPDATE] Gadsden County Commissioner on Trial
The Quincy Police Department investigated the case and has turned it over to the State Attorney's Office for further review. Holt was released from the Gadsden County Jail Friday minutes after she turned herself in to authorities. Her court date has
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:13P
Lawyer in dock for cheating client of land
A trial court has ordered for intiation of criminal proceedings against the practising lawyer for "making false documents and using the same in the proceedings of the court". The court also ordered proceedings under Section 340 CrPC against a witness,
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:12P
Ex-official denies knowledge of abuse
Motoaki Saga, 50, who was deputy head of the elite investigative team at the Osaka District Public Prosecutor's Office at the time, has pleaded not guilty at the Osaka District Court to covering up the evidence-tampering.
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:08P
Retired Supreme Court judge to head New Zealand inquiry
His first two trials resulted in convictions. Mr. Binnie joins a growing list of Canadian jurists asked to play important roles abroad. Louise Arbour left the Supreme Court several years ago to become United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights.
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:08P
News briefs from around Kentucky at 3:58 p.m. EST
Aside from the Kentucky case, Morris said St. Clair has admitted to four other killings. The Kentucky case has been returned for either a new trial or resentencing three times by the Kentucky Supreme Court since 1998. "I always thought I had a problem
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:08P
Man in 'pot bear' case faces more accusations
CHRISTINA LAKE, BC — Conservation officers near Christina Lake, BC, were forced to kill 24 bears this year after they became dependent on dog food handed out by a man police believe was using the bruins to guard his pot plantation.
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:07P
Attorney: Trial judge erred in case of pregnant Marine's murder
Defense Attorney Ann Petersen argued before the North Carolina Court of Appeals that the jury should have been allowed to consider a second-degree murder charge in Laurean's case. Evidence suggests that he hit Lauterbach once with a crowbar during an
Updated: 11/16/2011 07:07P
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