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New T&T bill: fines, jail for media heads
But Justice Minister Herbert Volney noted that like the present Act, there were restrictions on the media reporting certain information, but the penalty had been increased dramatically in the new bill. In the current bill, the penalty is TT$2000 and
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:18A
Judge declines defense motions in Frederiksen case
the publications had a reach far enough to bias someone selected as a juror. Bissonnette did however say that if something changes as the case progresses, out of area jurors or a venue change might be needed. No other court dates have been scheduled.
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:13A
Man sentenced to 40 years in hammer slaying
Fett, 20, was originally taken to Lutheran Hospital in critical condition, where he died. Tate is still charged with murder in the case; his three-day trial is scheduled for Feb. 28, 2012, in front of Allen Superior Court Judge Frances Gull.
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:13A
Witness tampering trial not done yet
DANBURY -- Jurors in the witness tampering case of convicted killer Marash Gojcaj filed into their seats in state Superior Court in Danbury Friday expecting to hear closing arguments in the three-day trial. Instead, they sat through several hours of
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:12A
UPDATED: Self-Help Guru Gets Two Years in Sweat Lodge Deaths
The trial was a mix of lengthy witness testimony and legal wrangling that lasted four months. Witnesses painted conflicting pictures of Ray, with some describing him as a coach who encouraged participants to do their best to endure the heat but never
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:08A
Radabaugh murder trial moved to April
PARKERSBURG- A new trial date was set Friday in Wood County Circuit Court for a Belpre man charged with a 2010 murder. Brent Michael Radabaugh, 34, in custody at the
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:07A
District attorneys call for end to Racial Justice Act
Womble, D-Forsyth, one of the sponsors of the act, said that assertions in the letter were untrue because appeals from death row inmates under the law haven't advanced through the court system. "Prisoners will not get out of jail," said Womble said.
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:06A
Noe seeks new trial
Attorney Rick Kerger filed a five-page reply in US District Court in Toledo to further the claim that Noe was deprived of a fair trial when he was convicted in 2006 of the theft of millions of dollars from rare-coin funds he managed for the Ohio Bureau
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:04A
Ex-Philippine president arrested in hospital
It ended a day of legal drama during which the Philippine supreme court upheld her right to travel but a lower court later accepted the formal charges against her. The government rushed the case in court, saying Arroyo could be trying to evade justice.
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:04A
Man gets life plus 25 for assaulting patients
Serdula admitted to the facts of the case to save the victims from a trial, but did not plead guilty so as to preserve grounds to appeal. Judge Green convicted Serdula in a bench trial. On Friday, Berry said he intends to file an appeal of the
Updated: 11/19/2011 12:03A
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