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Huguely cries as interrogation tape is shown
Charlottesville police Detective Lisa Reeves (right) leaves Circuit Court after testifying in the George Huguely murder trial. George Huguely, who has appeared largely emotionless throughout witness testimony, broke down in tears in Charlottesville
Updated: 02/10/2012 08:45P
George Huguely Trial: Jurors View Interview
Charlottesville police detective LT Reeves told jurors in Charlottesville Circuit Court she went to Huguely's apartment hours after Love's body was found to interview him. She said she quickly considered him a suspect in Love's slaying after she saw
Updated: 02/10/2012 08:03P
George Huguely Trial: Jurors View Interview
Charlottesville police detective LT Reeves told jurors in Charlottesville Circuit Court she went to Huguely's apartment hours after Love's body was found to interview him. She said she quickly considered him a suspect in Love's slaying after she saw
Updated: 02/10/2012 08:03P
Redknapp hits out at CPS over trial
Harry Redknapp has criticised the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) for putting him through a "farcical" tax evasion trial. The Tottenham manager said the case should never have reached court and described his time in the dock as "horrendous".
Updated: 02/10/2012 07:43P
Realtor sentenced after raping prostitutes
During his trial, court heard that Maldanado had consensual sex with the prostitutes before assaulting them and forcing them into further intercourse. Maldanado was sentenced Friday afternoon to 10 and a half years behind bars, but was given six months
Updated: 02/10/2012 07:43P
Haiti case of ex-dictator spurs claims of gov't sway
On top of that, the sloppily written order in Haiti's biggest court case ever was filled with factual errors, including naming a co-defendant who's been dead for more than 40 years and another co-defendant, the Duvalier family's decorator,
Updated: 02/10/2012 07:27P
Naso insists on representing himself at trial
Joseph Naso, the Reno man accused of killing four women in Northern California between 1977 and 1994, this morning adamantly asserted his right to represent himself at his trial. Naso, 78, told Marin County Superior Court Judge Andrew Sweet he does not
Updated: 02/10/2012 07:26P
Jerry Sandusky case: Should court let suspected pedophile see grandkids?
Trial is set for May 14 for Jerry Sandusky, the former Penn State football coach charged with sexual abuse of 10 boys. His bail conditions bar interaction with minors, but he wants the court to let him talk with and see his grandchildren.
Updated: 02/10/2012 06:23P
Sandusky says after hearing that child sex-abuse allegations have turned
After he sought permission to see relatives and friends and leave his home to help lawyers prepare his case, the attorney general's office countered with a court filing that said neighbours expressed concern for the safety of children.
Updated: 02/10/2012 06:22P
Sandusky speaks after hearing on bail, jury
Speaking after a court hearing on a request to relax his bail conditions, the former Penn State assistant football coach told reporters he just wants a chance to see to his grandchildren and thank the few people who have stood by him.
Updated: 02/10/2012 06:14P
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