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Indian court wants to try Canadian and American in Mumbai attacks
"The prosecution is still in the process of collecting more evidence," District Judge HS Sharma said, according to the Press Trust of India. Sharma ordered the nine to appear in court March 13 and issued warrants for five suspects not already in
Updated: 02/18/2012 02:23P
Bail firm says it can't pull NH client from jail
By AP | February 18, 2012 CONCORD, NH (AP) — A bail bond company is hoping New Hampshire's highest court will let it off the hook for $11000 in forfeited bonds, saying it couldn't very well bust its client out of jail in Vermont so he could show up for
Updated: 02/18/2012 02:06P
Defendants in $2.6b fraud case stand trial in Tehran
TEHRAN - The first court session in the trial of 32 defendants accused of involvement in a $2.6 billion financial fraud case was held in Tehran on Saturday. The Arya Investment Company is at the center of the controversy.
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:40P
Inside-Trading 'Club,' Citigroup, Total in Court News
Sullivan scheduled a hearing in the case for April 13. He didn't set a trial date. The case is US v. Newman, 12-cr-121, US District Court, Southern District of New York (Manhattan). A former Citigroup Inc. executive accused by Japanese regulators in a
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:37P
SC decision punches holes in Ruia brothers' complaint
With their petition still pending for hearing before the apex court, a three-judge bench in a separate case decided that a special court would have jurisdiction to hear a case even though the said charge or complaint was not “committed” to it by a
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:37P
Expectations rise for Ozawa comeback
The Tokyo District Court's recent decision regarding evidence in the trial of former Democratic Party of Japan President Ichiro Ozawa has increased expectations among pro-Ozawa DPJ members that he may be able to resume a leading role in the party.
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:32P
Lack of depositions hurdle in Ozawa trial
The Tokyo District Court's decision to exclude as evidence some of the depositions of former secretaries to Ichiro Ozawa, former president of the Democratic Party of Japan, is likely to affect the ruling in the Rikuzan-kai case, scheduled to be handed
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:32P
Accused killer got 100 mil. yen from elderly man
A woman on trial for allegedly murdering three men and faking their suicides has testified that she received nearly 100 million yen from an elderly man she had known. Kanae Kijima, 37, on Friday told the Saitama District Court about her past
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:32P
Soul-searching needed over interrogation methods
The prosecution in Ichiro Ozawa's trial must take to heart the court's harsh criticism of the investigation methods it employed in a case handled by a special investigation squad. Ozawa, former president of the Democratic Party of Japan,
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:32P
Defense expert: Yeardley Love's injuries not consistent with trauma
Whether Love died from blunt-force trauma to the head, as a medical examiner testified for the prosecution, is a central issue in the trial, which is ending its second week in Charlottesville Circuit Court. Dr. Ronald Uscinski, a Chevy Chase
Updated: 02/18/2012 01:32P
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