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Isabella County Trial Court: Published Feb. 18, 2012
Mark W. Agnew, 47, Plymouth, operating while intoxicated, $1125 fine and costs, six months' probation, 93 days in jail, five days of community service. Ron T. Alford, 21, Pinconning, driving with a suspended license, $295 fine and costs,
Updated: 02/19/2012 04:47A

Plea deal in Fiesta Bowl case
Junker has not been charged in US District Court and a hearing in the federal case has not been scheduled. The plea deals were struck before any formal indictments were issued, which is uncommon. The plea agreements come more than two years after The
Updated: 02/19/2012 04:06A

Plea deal in Fiesta Bowl case
Junker has not been charged in US District Court and a hearing in the federal case has not been scheduled. The plea deals were struck before any formal indictments were issued, which is uncommon. The plea agreements come more than two years after The
Updated: 02/19/2012 04:06A

Vintage Enrile At Impeachment Trial
First, in defining how the impeachment court will handle the trial. Secondly, everyone who follows the trial on TV will agree he is still one of the best lawyers that we have here in the country. He has always been known to be a very good lawyer but
Updated: 02/19/2012 03:10A

Vintage Enrile At Impeachment Trial
First, in defining how the impeachment court will handle the trial. Secondly, everyone who follows the trial on TV will agree he is still one of the best lawyers that we have here in the country. He has always been known to be a very good lawyer but
Updated: 02/19/2012 03:10A

Pupils lay down the law in mock trial
“When they walk into the court, it hits them what it is all about and what the court does. They don't realise that someone as 10 can be locked away for committing a very serious crime – they can't believe it. “After the trial they have to decide
Updated: 02/19/2012 02:17A

Justice Ganguly Refuses to Take Blame in 2G Verdicts
When asked whether he was determined to deliver the verdict before his retirement on February 2, Justice Ganguly said, "Yes, otherwise there would have been a huge loss of time. "Because these cases can't be dismissed off the cuff.
Updated: 02/19/2012 01:35A

Procedural errors no ground for quashing conviction: SC
Place: New Delhi | Agency: PTI Procedural errors cannot be the sole ground for quashing conviction or ordering retrial in a criminal case unless there was manifest miscarriage of justice to the accused, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Updated: 02/19/2012 01:30A

Procedural errors no ground for quashing conviction: SC
Place: New Delhi | Agency: PTI Procedural errors cannot be the sole ground for quashing conviction or ordering retrial in a criminal case unless there was manifest miscarriage of justice to the accused, the Supreme Court has ruled.
Updated: 02/19/2012 01:30A

Tuscaloosa County judges address court backlog
(AP) — The court system in Alabama operates much like other state agencies: too much to do with too little money. A case study recently conducted by the Alabama Administrative Office of Courts found that Tuscaloosa County has the fourth-highest backlog
Updated: 02/19/2012 01:03A