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DA won't file charges in destruction of abortion records
Taylor referred to the dismissal in 2009 of 49 charges against Planned Parenthood in Johnson County District Court after documents necessary for the prosecution had been destroyed. "Accordingly, clearly, no criminal violation occurred and no charges
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:48P
Mike Leach Loses Appeal In Suit Vs. Texas Tech
The decision is the latest twist in an ugly case. Leach was accused of twice ordering Adam James to stand for hours confined in a dark place after he got a concussion. Attorneys on both sides have swapped accusations and court filings since the firing,
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:47P
George Huguely Trial Postponed Because of Illness
Defense attorney Rhonda Quagliana's unspecified illness forced the court to postpone the trial Thursday, and defense co-counsel Fran Lawrence arrived to court solo Friday morning with word that she was still ill. Quagliana has handled the defense's
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:46P
New Bedford man pleads guilty to carrying illegal gun, assaulting officer
Khalil Carter-Woods, 23, was sentenced Monday in New Bedford District Court. He was scheduled to stand trial, but decided to plead guilty instead to charges that included carrying a firearm while loaded and assault and battery of a police officer.
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:45P
Dotson attorney trying to move trial
Dotson's attorney wants to move the jurisdiction of the trial to federal court in San Diego. Under the rules of federal court, Dotson could pursue immunity to prosecution on the basis the collision occurred in the line of duty. Imperial County District
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:44P
Catholic students can't refuse Quebec religion class: Supreme Court
At the Quebec Superior Court trial in 2009, the children's mother testified that she did not see why her seven-year-old son needed to learn about Islam when he is still forming his own Catholic spirituality. “It's very confusing,” she said.
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:40P
UVa murder trial recessed following attorney illness
By Gail Pennybacker The murder trial of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player has recessed on Friday following the illness of one of his attorneys. Court recessed for the day as George Huguely's attorney, Fran Lawrence says his co-counsel
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:38P
UVa murder trial recessed following attorney illness
By Gail Pennybacker The murder trial of a former University of Virginia lacrosse player has recessed on Friday following the illness of one of his attorneys. Court recessed for the day as George Huguely's attorney, Fran Lawrence says his co-counsel
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:38P
Court date set for duo accused of hit and run
By LEDEDRA MARCHE A date for the start of the murder trial of a couple into the 2011 hit and run case was set yesterday, however, the duo will have to make another Supreme Court appearance before it gets underway. Coletor Johnson, 24, and her
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:34P
Court date set for duo accused of hit and run
By LEDEDRA MARCHE A date for the start of the murder trial of a couple into the 2011 hit and run case was set yesterday, however, the duo will have to make another Supreme Court appearance before it gets underway. Coletor Johnson, 24, and her
Updated: 02/17/2012 01:34P
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