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Judge rejects request to move trial
He added that even if jurors said they didn't recall the facts of the case, their memory may be jogged when something is said in court. First Assistant District Attorney Joe Soignet said moving the trial out of Lafourche is not warranted,
Updated: 11/17/2011 01:03P
Murder trial latest: Davidson guilty of murder
If not, then Davidson will be sentenced on the spot but otherwise that would wait until the conclusion of Horton's second trial. The court heard Chester doorman Davidson invited his friend Mr Ithell, 49, to his Frodsham home on the evening of Friday
Updated: 11/17/2011 01:01P
Conn. court upholds acquitted cop's $460K award
AP The state Supreme Court has upheld a $460000 award for a former Hartford police officer who was arrested and fired after a 2003 non-fatal shooting for which he was later acquitted. A trial court judge had ordered the city to pay Robert Murtha's
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:59P
Judges expresses sympathy with Fortnum & Mason protesters
As a result of the protest, the store was forced to close and suffered lost sales amounting to £54581, the court heard. District Judge Snow said: “Customers and staff reacted in different ways to the protest inside the store.
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:59P
Michael Jackson on Trial Again -- Part I
Murray's documentary circumvented the justice system allowing in the testimony he refused to give in court despite a family's frantic search for answers to what happened to their dead loved one, Michael. Conrad Murray's manslaughter trial became "the
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:58P
Brian Regan murder trial: Brookside actor admits lies
Liverpool Crown Court has been told Brian Regan, 54, was the driver for a gunman who killed Bahman Faraji, 44, outside the Belgrave Arms in Aigburth. During cross-examination, Mr Regan admitted having asked his girlfriend to provide him with a false
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:57P
Kimberley Hainey trial: Mum 'used son's toys for drugs'
A woman accused of murdering her toddler son used his clothes and toys to buy heroin, a court has heard. Greig Irving, 40, was giving evidence at the trial of Kimberley Hainey at the High Court in Glasgow. He said Ms Hainey returned clothes and toys
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:57P
Deliberations under way in capital murder trial
Most of them just didn't want to go out. Superior Court Judge Beverly Beal granted their request. Deliberations are under way, but they will break for lunch from 12:30 to 1:30 pm Jurors are in their fifth week of the trial.
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:56P
Tribunal Finds Ieng Thirith Unfit for Upcoming Trial
Ieng Thirith, the former social affairs minister of the Khmer Rouge, is currently unfit to stand trial and should be released from the detention facility where she has been held since 2007, the court's Trial Chamber said Thursday.
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:54P
Berget In Court For SD Guard Murder
by AP One of the inmates charged in the killing of a South Dakota prison guard is to appear in court to discuss the next step in his trial, while a second suspect's hearing has been delayed. Forty-nine-year-old Rodney Berget and 47-year-old Michael
Updated: 11/17/2011 12:54P
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