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Victim recounts events of night cousin was shot dead
Moran's trial, which is being held in 4th Judicial District Court, began Wednesday. West Monroe police responded Feb. 9 to a call of an injured person at 409 S. Second St. When officers arrived, they found McCullon, 20, dead next to a fence about 40
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:26P
Police heightens security around Supreme Court
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Updated: 11/17/2011 09:25P
Defense attorney: federal agent charged with murder acted in self-defense
Flanked by his wife and his defense attorney, Christopher Deedy made his way past protestors at Honolulu District Court Thursday. The 27-year-old from Arlington, Virginia was indicted Wednesday in connection with the shooting death of Kollin Elderts,
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:23P
Scott Guy murder trial moved out of Manawatu
Earlier this week a hearing took place before Justice Simon France regarding where the trial should be held. The judge on Friday ruled that the trial will take place at the High Court in Wellington in June next year. In his decision, Justice France
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:22P
'Riverside Rapist' Says He's Just a 'Womanizer' at Sentencing
(Manhattan District Attorney's Office) MANHATTAN SUPREME COURT — A self-described romeo who told ladies he was a seasoned international journalist insisted he was a "womanizer" but no criminal Thursday before a Manhattan judge sentenced him to 20 years
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:21P
States ignored PM's anti-graft missive: SC
New Delhi: The Supreme Court yesterday expressed concern over states ignoring the prime minister's missive asking them to provide infrastructure and set up special CBI courts for speedy trial of graft cases. The court told the states to do so within
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:21P
Gay-Marriage Challenge Gets a Boost in California
The Prop 8 court case, which may end up at the US Supreme Court, could have national implications for the civil rights of gay and lesbian people as well as the rights of states to make their own laws. A federal district judge in San Francisco last year
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:20P
Proposed redistricting maps released
The redistricting plan transformed Davis' district, which was seen as heavily competitive, into a Republican-dominated district. The panel of federal judges in San Antonio had to create the interim maps for the 2012 election because the trial in
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:18P
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Krasnoperov's attorney Fred McBride declined to comment on the case. Michael Molfetta, Murphy's attorney, told reporters outside court that he would reserve his opening statement or any comment until prosecutors presented their case.
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:15P
Liberal senator escapes penalty for assault
Liberal senator Mary Jo Fisher has escaped conviction after being found guilty of assaulting a shopping centre security guard on December 15 last year. Adelaide magistrate Kym Boxall found the South Australian senator was having a serious panic attack
Updated: 11/17/2011 09:14P
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