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Libya: Gaddafi's Son Will Face Fair Trial
International Criminal Court (ICC) prosecutor Luis Moreno Ocampo will travel to Tripoli in the next few days to discuss arrangements for the trial, including where it will be staged. Prime Minister David Cameron has offered support to the ICC and the
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:11A
Man convicted of lewd conduct charged Thursday
A Juneau man caught with his pants down masturbating in an aisle of Walmart in July was convicted by a jury in Juneau District Court on Thursday. The jury found Eugene J. Bourdon, 53, guilty on one count of open lewdness during a one-day trial.
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:11A
Libya celebrates Seif al-Islam's capture
Seif al-Islam - who underwent a transformation from a voice of reform in an eccentric and reviled regime to one of Interpol's most wanted - now faces the prospect of trial before an international or Libyan court to answer for the alleged crimes of his
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:07A
Colonel Gaddafi's son set to stand trial following capture
Saif, 39, is now set to face trial, either in his homeland or at the International Criminal Court in The Hague. He faces an international arrest warrant for crimes against humanity, committed as he helped his father try to crush the uprising against
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:06A
ICC calls for court trial of Gaddafi's son
Wenaweser said it must be ensured that al-Islam is tried in a court of law and in accordance with international standards. "Should the Libyan authorities wish to try him in Libya, they can make the case before the Court that their national judicial
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:06A
Endgame for Saif
The International Criminal Court had said earlier that it was in indirect negotiations with a son of the late Libyan leader Moammar Gaddafi about his possible surrender for trial. ICC prosecutor Ocampo said jurisdiction should not be hard to determine.
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:04A
Arroyo 'will not receive fair trial': lawyer
The Supreme Court had ruled on Tuesday that Arroyo could depart the country for medical treatment but government personnel blocked the wheelchair-bound former leader at the airport. Justice department and election officials then speedily prepared the
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:04A
Testimony describes Loughner's mental state
Until the testimony, there was no public record of any referral or counsel Ballenger and Pietz told the US District Court in Tucson in September that Loughner had started spiraling into schizophrenia by early 2008. He heard voices and acted strangely.
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:03A
Libya celebrates Gaddafi heir's capture
Seif al-Islam - who underwent a transformation from a voice of reform in an eccentric and reviled regime to one of Interpol's most wanted - now faces the prospect of trial before an international or Libyan court to answer for the alleged crimes of his
Updated: 11/20/2011 04:02A
Pressure builds for fair trial for Gaddafi's heir
Saif al-Islam, who has undergone a transformation from a voice of reform in an eccentric and reviled regime to one of Interpol's most-wanted now faces the prospect of trial before an international or Libyan court to answer for the alleged crimes of his
Updated: 11/20/2011 03:56A
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