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Scottish News: Trial of pair accused of plotting to murder Celtic boss Neil
They deny the charges against them. The two men appeared at the High Court in Glasgow for a hearing today. Their trial is expected to get under way on Thursday this week. They are accused of sending Lennon a package they believed was an improvised
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:19A
Jub Jub challenged
Mathenjwa referred Maarohanye to a statement he made in which he said that he had never seen people taking drugs except on television. Maarohanye told the court on Monday that he had seen some people take drugs in the entertainment industry,
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:15A
Supreme Court quashes colonel's court martial
Singh had moved the apex court challenging an August 19, 2011 ruling of the Armed Forces Tribunal, rejecting his plea that direction to court martial him was time-barred as Section 22 of the Army Act, 1950 provides that the trial must be concluded
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:15A
Prosecution in Mackowiak murder trial may rest Tuesday
The case was delayed for more than four years as Mackowiak fired public defenders and fought to exclude three taped confessions and prosecutors questioned his sanity. Family members have sat through most of the court appearances and two weeks of trial.
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:14A
News from Nottinghamshire's courts
STEVEN Campbell, 43, of Cirrus Drive, Watnall, is to face a trial accused of using a mobile phone at the wheel of a BMW in Alfreton Road, Radford, on April 18 last year. He denied the allegation. His trial will be at Nottingham Magistrates' Court on
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:14A
Vt. AG says VY ruling could 'chill' the political process
Last month, US District Court Judge J. Garvan Murtha ruled that Acts 74 and 160, which gave the state Legislature the ability to prevent the nuclear plant's continued operation, were preempted by federal law. The notice was filed in the Second Circuit
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:10A
Vt. AG says VY ruling could 'chill' the political process
Last month, US District Court Judge J. Garvan Murtha ruled that Acts 74 and 160, which gave the state Legislature the ability to prevent the nuclear plant's continued operation, were preempted by federal law. The notice was filed in the Second Circuit
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:10A
When judges reward plea bargains, the sentences often alarm victim's families
In the second case, Rafael Pichardo took his case to trial — where a jury convicted him. Plea bargains have become a necessity in an overburdened criminal court system, experts agree. Sometimes, however, the deals are questioned by the victims'
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:09A
The Corona Impeachment Trial: Battling the institutions of secrecy
The recent developments in the impeachment trial against Supreme Court Chief Justice Corona have once again tested the credibility of the banking secrecy laws as it goes head on against a number of subpoenas relating to the trial.
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:08A
The Corona Impeachment Trial: Battling the institutions of secrecy
The recent developments in the impeachment trial against Supreme Court Chief Justice Corona have once again tested the credibility of the banking secrecy laws as it goes head on against a number of subpoenas relating to the trial.
Updated: 02/20/2012 08:08A
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