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Farmhand faced six murder charges
In addition to all the evidence about weapons, motive, burnt clothing and confessions, the jury heard a watch had been stolen from the Ching residence and found with Silva's burnt clothes at the site of a fire in the bush. However, Silva claimed he
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:05P
Man guilty of accountant murder bid
He also described "a pounding on my back, a tattoo of blows" and feeling blood pour down his face. The attack permanently scarred Mr Cumming's face and back. He told jurors: "I have made a very deliberate attempt to put myself back together and get on
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:01P
Intellectual Property, Complex Commercial Litigation Attorney Steven Mitby
Named to the 2011 Texas Rising Stars list published in Texas Monthly magazine, Mr. Mitby recently helped Austin-based Versata Software Inc. win a $392 million patent infringement verdict in the US District Court for the Eastern District of Texas.
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:44A
Dispute Over 'Kentucky Bourbon Trail' Settled
Sazerac countersued, asking a judge to cancel the association's trademarks on the “Kentucky Bourbon Trail” phrase, saying the group abandoned any legal claim by not seeking to protect it. The suits had been set for trial in US District Court in
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:44A
Bulger girlfriend again seeks to be freed before trial
In the papers filed in US District Court in Boston, Greig attorney Kevin J. Reddington again argued that federal prosecutors have failed to show that's Greig is a danger to the community or a flight risk. He also repeated his arguments that Greig wants
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:43A
Journo asked judge about affairs
The e-mail was handed to the court during the trial of the judge's widow, Thandi, and businessman Vela Mabena, who are charged with murdering the judge. They have pleaded not guilty. The judge's secretary, Joy Ely-Hanslo, told the court that she
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:42A
Cambodia Genocide Suspect Ruled Unfit for Trial
Cambodia's United Nation's-backed tribunal has ruled that a former senior Khmer Rouge leader was unfit to stand trial for genocide charges and should be released from prison. Court appointed experts say 79-year old Ieng Thirith suffers from memory loss
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:40A
Court seeks CBI reply on calling witnesses in 2G case unofficially
New Delhi: A Delhi court on Thursday asked CBI to file its response to the allegation of an accused in the 2G spectrum allocation scam case that the agency resorted to an “unhealthy practice” of calling a witness “unofficially” to its office in a bid
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:38A
California Court Of Appeal Declines To Hold Individual Supervisors Liable For
The individual defendants sought dismissal of the complaint as to them, asserting there can be no individual liability. The trial court rejected the individual defendants' arguments. The appellate court reversed. The court compared the language of
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:37A
A California Federal Court Reinvigorates The Growing Tension Over The
Bank of America Technology & Operations, Inc. 6 In KC Multimedia, the trial court dismissed causes of action for breach of confidence, interference with contract, and unfair competition from the plaintiff's fifth amended complaint on the eve of trial
Updated: 11/17/2011 11:37A
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