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Prosecution: Corona camp trying to discredit Senate impeach court
The prosecution team on Sunday accused Chief Justice Renato Corona's camp of trying to discredit the Senate impeachment court after his lawyers bared Malacaang's alleged attempt to bribe senator-judges with P100 million each. Bayan Muna party-list Rep
Updated: 02/12/2012 09:10A
Thousands rally to support disbarred Spanish judge
The case was just one of three against Garzon, who is still awaiting verdict in another trial on charges of initiating a probe in 2008 of right-wing atrocities committed during and after the Spanish civil war of 1936-1939, even though the crimes were
Updated: 02/12/2012 09:08A
Appeals panel orders new trial for Lawrence man
LAWRENCE -- A Kansas Court of Appeals panel has ruled that a former Lawrence man convicted of killing his wife should get a new trial because of an error in jury instructions at his 2005 trial. The three-judge panel determined there was an error in
Updated: 02/12/2012 09:01A
The new anti-science assault on US schools
You might have thought it was all over after the 2005 decision by the US district court of Middle Pennsylvania (pdf), which ruled in the case of the Dover Area schools that teaching intelligent design is unconstitutional. You might have guessed that
Updated: 02/12/2012 09:00A
Moment Of Truth
Senate President Juan Ponce Enrile, presiding officer of the impeachment court, will lead the caucus of 23 senator-judges and determine the scope of the 1974 Foreign Currency Deposit Unit (FCDU) Law with reference to the trial.
Updated: 02/12/2012 08:51A
Man goes to federal court over '91 Newport News murder conviction
Lawyers for David W. Boyce contend that a Circuit Court judge erred two years ago when he denied Boyce a new trial in the May 1990 stabbing death of Timothy Kurt Askew, 35, at an Econo Lodge in Oyster Point. Boyce's lawyers, calling his conviction
Updated: 02/12/2012 08:46A
Apple seeks US injunction against Samsung's Galaxy Nexus
Apple's suit, filed on Wednesday in US District Court in San Jose, California, accuses Samsung of violating patents that are distinguishing features of the iPhone. The suit contrasts with Apple's original case against Samsung, filed in the same court
Updated: 02/12/2012 07:29A
Apple seeks US injunction against Samsung's Galaxy Nexus
Apple's suit, filed on Wednesday in US District Court in San Jose, California, accuses Samsung of violating patents that are distinguishing features of the iPhone. The suit contrasts with Apple's original case against Samsung, filed in the same court
Updated: 02/12/2012 07:27A
Montgomery County district attorney explains her calling for Bevilacqua exam
One of Bevilacqua's top aides, Msgr. William J. Lynn, faces trial in Philadelphia Common Pleas Court next month on child-endangerment charges, having allegedly recommended sexually abusive priests for assignments that gave them access to minors.
Updated: 02/12/2012 03:12A
City denied appeal
Trial courts previously ruled that Hughes' work for the authority did not present a conflict of interest and that the authority sought to condemn the properties in question “more than seven years after the plan was approved…
Updated: 02/12/2012 02:05A
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