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Prosecution Starts Reading Charges in Patria Case
Jansa argued that some people obviously got money in the Patria case, but that those people were not in court today. "Not only have I not got any promise of a reward, I have never even discussed Patria with the people mentioned in the bill of
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:25P
'Human experimentation' leads to sentencing for ex-Synthes executives
Four of the company executives who stuck around for the illegal testing of the company's bone cement on patients during back surgeries from 2002 to 2004 will be sentenced Monday in federal district court in Philadelphia.
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:24P
February trial slated in case blaming drunken milk truck driver for crash
As previously reported, Williams filed a lawsuit May 27, 2010, in Jefferson County District Court against Milk Products, doing business as Borden Milk Products, and Thomas W. Monasco. In his suit, Williams claims he drove in Jefferson County on Oct. 31
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:24P
Supplier proposes final judgment in suit against debtor
Court records show that on Oct. 26 the case went to trial before Judge Donald Floyd, 172nd District Court. On Nov. 14 Morrell filed a proposed final judgment, stating that the court rendered judgment in favor of plaintiff and that Morrell recover a sum
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:24P
Abdullah Al-Senussi, Gaddafi Intelligence Chief, Reportedly Held In Secret
The prosecutor at the Netherlands-based ICC, Luis Moreno Ocampo, is to travel to Libya this week for discussions on where the trial of Seif al-Islam will be held. The court's spokesman, Fadi El Abdallah, said Sunday that Libya would have to
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:23P
Currie case referred to Md. legislative ethics panel
Miller said long before Currie's trial began that he would defer any consideration of the matter by the ethics committee until the legal process played out. During a trial in US District Court that spanned more than six weeks, Currie's lawyer
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:22P
DC Superior Court Mourns Loss of Former Chief Judge
After serving as a Judge Advocate General Officer, Hamilton joined the civil division of the Justice Department as a trial attorney, where he served until his appointment to the bench. During his time as chief judge, Hamilton oversaw a court in turmoil
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:22P
Wikileaks Soldier Bradley Manning to Get First Court Appearance After 17
Witnesses are placed under oath, and their testimony may be used during a trial. Writes the Bradley Manning Support Network: "This will be PFC Manning's first appearance before a court and the first time he will face his accusers after 17 months in
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:21P
Testimony: Rep. Tierney, wife dined at Antigua home where gambling business
She was testifying in her brother Daniel Eremian's trial on charges that he helped to run the illegal gambling company offshore. Robert Eremian remains a fugitive on racketeering charges. Tierney testified under a grant of immunity for two hours this
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:20P
No Criminal Charges Against Justice Dept. Lawyers Who Prosecuted Stevens
by Carrie Johnson The Justice Department lawyers who prosecuted Sen. Ted Stevens (R-Alaska) will not face criminal contempt charges for failing to share evidence that could have helped his defense team, a federal judge said Monday.
Updated: 11/21/2011 12:04P
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