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Co-chairs Say Debt Panel Has Failed To Reach Deal
Jorge Luis Castillo, 56, Hackettstown, NJ, entered pleas in US District Court to conspiring to commit mail and wire fraud in US District Court. He is scheduled for sentencing May 22 and could receive up to 20 years in prison and fined up to $250000.
Updated: 11/21/2011 04:55P
Persaud Still Fights to regain businesses she claims stolen in "phony" arbitration
By Milton Allimadi A Guyanese-born businesswoman is hoping a judge will rule on November 28 in her favor in her long-fought case to recover her multi-million dollar businesses she says was stolen through forged documents and a "phony" arbitration
Updated: 11/21/2011 04:55P
No contempt charges recommended in Sen. Ted Stevens prosecution
Attorney and former prosecutor Henry F. Schuelke III, who conducted the probe, did not find technical grounds to file criminal contempt charges against the Justice Department attorneys who handled the case. But his report was significantly silent on
Updated: 11/21/2011 04:33P
Court tells interdicted land boss to face trial
By EPHRAIM KASOZI & JULIET KIGONGO (email the author) Interdicted Lands Commissioner Sarah Kulata Basangwa yesterday watched gloomily as the lifeline she clung on to avoid trial before the Anti-Corruption Court was snapped.
Updated: 11/21/2011 04:13P
Sandusky case: As Penn State girds for civil suits, it faces a dilemma
“A wise plaintiff lawyer will sue everybody,” says Norm Pattis, a criminal defense and federal civil rights lawyer based in New Haven, Conn. Then there's the growing number of plaintiffs expected to step forward. The Associated Press reports that there
Updated: 11/21/2011 04:01P
Romney to run his first TV ad of presidential race
10 Romney tells Fox News that Obama promised to get the economy moving, bring people together and be a real leader for change in America. But Romney says the contrast between what Obama said and did in office is so "stark" that people will recognize
Updated: 11/21/2011 03:57P
Convicted grant writer Jean Cross, hired by the Indio Youth Task Force to land
6:35 am Jean Cross exits the United States District Court Riverside, California May 18, 2011 where she is on trial for forgery-related charges on a $35 million federal grant secured on behalf of the Indio Youth Task Force. / Wade Byars, The Desert Sun
Updated: 11/21/2011 03:49P
Judge to review whether statements made by student charged in dog kills are
LANSING -- An Ingham County Circuit Court judge will determine whether to allow statements a Michigan State University medical student made to Ingham County Animal Control officials about killing Italian greyhound puppies in his upcoming trial.
Updated: 11/21/2011 03:49P
Trio turned Cambodia into a slave camp
'It's a major milestone that finally this trial has started,' said court spokesman Lars Olsen. 'Many people never thought it would happen.' Nearly 4000 victims are taking part in the legal process as civil parties. 'I feel very happy.
Updated: 11/21/2011 03:49P
Case Of Accused White House Shooter Is Rare
Duran's coworkers later testified at trial they had heard him say he would “kill Clinton if he had the chance.” In Ortega's case, court documents filed last week allege he told acquaintances that President Barack Obama was the Antichrist and said he
Updated: 11/21/2011 03:48P
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