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NRO review petition
ISLAMABAD: The Supreme Court has given the interim permission to Babar Awan for arguing the federal government's pending review petition against the apex court's December 16 verdict, which declared the National Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO)
Updated: 11/21/2011 06:05P
Plea Deal In Calif. Gay Classmate Killing
At the 9th US Circuit Court of Appeals, which covers courts in nine Western states, the cases have centered on whether or not the protesters were involved in what is called “active resistance”. The court used the term in considering a case about
Updated: 11/21/2011 06:04P
South Bend man draws prison term for robbery plot
Shots were fired through the front door of the residence right after a man had entered and was visible through the door. Dixon was identified as the getaway driver and was sentenced Oct. 17 to 20 months in prison. Haliotis and Miller were sentenced
Updated: 11/21/2011 06:04P
SLDN Lawyers Tell Court "American Servicemembers and Their Families Are Among
District Court Judge Joseph Tauro, who decided the Gill and Massachusetts lawsuits at trial, was initially assigned the McLaughlin case as well. On Nov. 9, according to the court docket, the case was reassigned to Judge Richard G. Stearns.
Updated: 11/21/2011 06:00P
ON TRIAL: James Allan Hemana is accused of murdering six-month-old Cezar Taylor
Shelanie Bayaban, a social worker for Child Youth and Family in Mangere, gave evidence in the trial of Hemana, 31, at the High Court in Auckland today. Six-month-old Cezar died from severe head injuries in Starship Children's Hospital on July 28 last
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:59P
Sex charges heard
The trial of an Auckland man facing historic sex and assault charges began in Blenheim District Court yesterday. The 37-year-old, now living in Marlborough, has interim name suppression and has denied three sexual charges against a girl under 12,
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:58P
Appellate Court Nixes AOL Settlement Over Ads In Emails
A federal appellate court has rejected a deal calling for AOL to donate $110000 to six groups, including the Boys and Girls Club of America, in order to settle class-action litigation about ads in emails.
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:57P
Army Pfc. Manning's military hearing set for Dec. 16 in WikiLeaks case
Shaunteh Kelly, a spokeswoman for the Army's Military District of Washington, confirmed the date and venue. An Article 32 hearing is the military equivalent of a preliminary hearing in civilian court. A presiding officer will evaluate the relative
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:55P
No bond for Chicago cops accused of aiding gangs
Partners Alex Guerrero, 41, of Chicago, and Antonio Martinez Jr., 40, of Chicago, are charged with 19 other defendants in a racketeering case. According to an indictment filed in the US District Court in Hammond, the Latin Kings paid Martinez and
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:54P
Probe Finds Misconduct In Case Against Senator
Ted Stevens, a court-appointed investigator found, but he didn't recommend that the lawyers be prosecuted for criminal contempt. US District Judge Emmet G. Sullivan of Washington, who presided over the case and ordered the special investigation in its
Updated: 11/21/2011 05:52P
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