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Judge allows DNA in Taft case
Superior Court Judge Paul Gessner agreed to delay the trial for a month after defense attorneys complained about not having enough time to go through DNA reports and other evidence gathered in the case, published reports said.
Updated: 02/21/2012 02:02P
Supreme Court Won't Hear Hynix Appeal in Rambus Case
Hynix already had won a notable partial victory against Rambus in a federal appeals court last May. Hynix was seeking Supreme Court review of parts of the case it didn't win. Rambus, which specializes in technology that accelerates the performance of
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:45P
Judge rules terror bomb suspect competent
Aldawsari's trial is scheduled to begin April 30 in Lubbock. Court documents allege the US college student, who was legally in the country, had been planning to attack various sites including in New York City and the former president's home.
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:44P
No plea deal reached in Jerome Simpson trial
21 (UPI) — No plea agreement has been reached in the alleged marijuana-trafficking case against Cincinnati Bengals wide receiver Jerome Simpson, a prosecutor said. Simpson, free on $2500 cash bond, appeared in Kenton County Circuit Court for a hearing
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:43P
US abandons high-profile bribery sting prosecution
Just over two years ago the Justice Department swooped in at a gun show in Las Vegas to arrest 21 executives - and one more in Miami - on charges that they tried to bribe a supposed African defense minister and his representatives by padding their bids
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:41P
Wheeler-dealer admits tax crimes
Delano businessman Gary Collyard pleaded guilty Tuesday in Hennepin County District Court to five felony tax charges, but that may not be the end of his trouble. Collyard, dressed in a perfectly tailored dark blue suit, admitted to charges that he
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:39P
Prosecutor in Arizona trial of white supremacists says use of attractive
Prosecutor Michael Morrissey told jurors that the hiring of the informant, identified in court records as Rebecca Williams, was "entirely permissible and necessary" to the investigation of identical twin brothers Dennis and Daniel Mahon.
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:37P
Prosecutor in Arizona trial of white supremacists says use of attractive
Prosecutor Michael Morrissey told jurors that the hiring of the informant, identified in court records as Rebecca Williams, was "entirely permissible and necessary" to the investigation of identical twin brothers Dennis and Daniel Mahon.
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:37P
Judge rules Saudi man accused in terror bomb plot mentally competent; trial
Aldawsari's trial is scheduled to begin April 30 in Lubbock. Court documents allege the US college student, who was legally in the country, had been planning to attack various sites including in New York City and the former president's home.
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:36P
Court upholds $5 million in damages in officers' suit against rapper
A state appeals court upheld $5 million in compensatory damages awarded to five Greensboro police officers in 2010 concerning their defamation suit against rapper "The Game" Taylor. But the NC Court of Appeals ordered a new trial be set regarding the
Updated: 02/21/2012 01:35P
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