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Norfolk car firm vindicated by court verdict
A Norfolk-based car dealer has hit out at trading standards for taking his company to court in a case “with little or no feasible chance of success”. To send a link to this page to a friend, simply enter their email address below.
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:31A

Durham District Attorney Tracey Cline's zeal yields trouble
By her own telling in a 1997 newspaper article, she had pursued a career in criminal defense work as she fretted about poor people getting decent legal representation. But Cline has spent her career on both sides of the aisle, defending and prosecuting
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:31A

Psychiatrists Rule Killer of Kabbalah Rabbi Fit to Stand Trial
The Beersheba District Court Sunday accepted the opinion of psychiatrists that the murderer of Kabbalah Rabbi Elazar Abuhatzeira (Baba Elazar) is fit to stand trial. Asher Dan has been indicted for the shocking murder of the revered rabbi last year
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:28A

Psychiatrists Rule Killer of Kabbalah Rabbi Fit to Stand Trial
The Beersheba District Court accepts the opinion of psychiatrists that the murderer of Kabbalah Rabbi Abuhatzeira is fit to stand trial. By Tzvi Ben Gedalyahu The Beersheba District Court Sunday accepted the opinion of psychiatrists that the murderer
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:27A

Egypt sets February 26 trial date for foreign NGO activists
US Transportation Secretary Ray LaHood's son is one of those facing trial in an Egyptian court that threatens to upset previously cozy bilateral relations. PHOTO | FILE | By SAMER AL-ATRUSHPosted Sunday, February 19 2012 at 13:11 Egypt was set to
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:27A

Palestinian on hunger strike appeals to Israel's high court
By DIAA HADID AP A Palestinian waging a hunger strike for an unprecedented 63 days has appealed to Israel's Supreme Court, demanding to be released from months-long detention without trial, his lawyer said Saturday. Subscribers must LOG-IN to read this
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:23A

Palestinian on hunger strike appeals to Israel's high court
By DIAA HADID AP A Palestinian waging a hunger strike for an unprecedented 63 days has appealed to Israel's Supreme Court, demanding to be released from months-long detention without trial, his lawyer said Saturday. Subscribers must LOG-IN to read this
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:23A

Trial begins for 32 in Iranian bank fraud
By Arkansas Democrat-Gazette Staff and Wire Reports A Tehran court began hearing the trial of 32 defendants Saturday in a $2.6 billion bankfraud case described as the biggest financial scam in the country's history, state TV reported.
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:23A

Trial set for accused Brighton Township shooter
A May 7 trial date has been set for a Brighton Township man accused of firing shots at two males in a vehicle. Alan Leroy Parks returns to Livingston County District Court on March 23 for a pretrial hearing. The case heads to trial if no plea deal is
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:06A

Jurors voice a shadow of doubt in the Simmons case
The jury of six men and six women was told it could consider a lesser crime on the last day of the 10-day murder trial in Jackson County Circuit Court. Added by District Attorney Mark Huddleston over the objections of Simmons' defense team,
Updated: 02/19/2012 05:02A