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Pending bill would eliminate Hillsdale County District Judge by 2015
By Danielle Salisbury | Danielle_Salisbury@mlive.com A bill is pending in the Michigan legislature that would eliminate Hillsdale County's one District Court judge. It did not suggest any reductions in Jackson County, which has four judges in both
Updated: 02/20/2012 06:00P
Israel top court takes Palestinian detainee's appeal
The case of the 33-year-old Adnan has attracted widespread attention among Palestinians, with large crowds holding regular protests in his support. The life-threatening gamble has also drawn broader attention toward Israel's policy of “administrative
Updated: 02/20/2012 05:59P
Israel top court takes Palestinian detainee's appeal
The case of the 33-year-old Adnan has attracted widespread attention among Palestinians, with large crowds holding regular protests in his support. The life-threatening gamble has also drawn broader attention toward Israel's policy of “administrative
Updated: 02/20/2012 05:59P
Dink murder case should be reopened
The case was closed by the Istanbul 14th Specially Authorized Court last month, Jan. 17, sentencing hit man Ogn Samast and his instigator Yasin Hayal to life imprisonment; Samast's sentence was reduced to 23 years because of being under 18 years old
Updated: 02/20/2012 05:09P
Road rage trial continues after stay rejected
A man who has waited more than three years for a trial in the ACT Supreme court has failed in his bid to use the Human Rights Act to argue there has been an unreasonable delay. Adam Tony Forsyth wanted a permanent stay on charges against him over an
Updated: 02/20/2012 05:00P
HC stays trial proceedings against Khushboo
Justice T Sudnathiram, before whom the matter came up for hearing, has granted a stay on the proceedings in the Nattham court. During the assembly poll campaign, she lobbied for DMK candidate Vijayan at a public meeting on March 27, 2011 without
Updated: 02/20/2012 04:59P
Ala. judge not stepping aside from Auburn oak case
(WTW) — The judge in the case of a man accused of poisoning the Toomer's Corner oak trees at Auburn University will not step down over concerns about his impartiality. The Opelika-Auburn News reports (http://bit.ly/zW5QqT) that Lee County Circuit Court
Updated: 02/20/2012 04:57P
Judge will consider granting new trial for Death Row inmate Stephen Barbee
In court filings, Barbee contends that he was denied due process and a fair trial because his attorneys "had a conflict of interest that precluded them from effectively representing Barbee at trial." "I did not have a deal with Judge Gill at all to do
Updated: 02/20/2012 04:56P
Lawyer sees 'conspiracy' in Mubarak case
Cairo - A lawyer acting for the families of those killed in Egypt's uprising against Hosni Mubarak on Monday told the court trying him that there had been a “conspiracy of silence” by those seeking to shield the former president.
Updated: 02/20/2012 04:56P
AG: Other States Should Join Vermont Yankee Appeal
(Dillon) The state of Massachusetts filed a friend-of-the-court brief on Vermont's behalf during the trial stage of the case. Sorrell says he'll reach out to neighboring states as the state presents its appeal. (Sorrell) "Well, we certainly are talking
Updated: 02/20/2012 04:49P
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