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High Court injunction to keep ice cream vans away from Bankside
An ice cream seller has been permanently banned from the Bankside area after losing a case at the Royal Courts of Justice. The council says that Elma Sanli, who runs a fleet of ice cream vans, has previously been prosecuted and fined repeatedly for
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:44A
Mother Accused Of Killing Baby In Microwave Appears In Court
“There are many complex medical as well as psychological issues that need to be fully developed in this case,” said Yang's attorney, Linda Parisi. In court on Tuesday more details about Yang's defense emerged during her preliminary hearing.
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:37A
2G case: Court exempts Ruias, Khaitans from personal appearance
New Delhi: Promoters of Essar Group, Anshuman and Ravi Ruia and Loop Telecom promoters IP Khaitan and Kiran Khaitan, were on Wednesday granted exemption from personal appearance by a Delhi court, which had summoned them as accused in the 2G case.
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:37A
Final submissions made in mother's death crash trial
By Alyson McAndrews, Nanaimo Daily News February 22, 2012 2:31 AM The death of two young boys in a car crash was due to a series of unfortunate events, not the result of dangerous or impaired driving by their mother, according to defence lawyer Bert
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:33A
Mubarak trial enters final day of hearings
Cameras are not allowed inside the courtroom and state television did not show Mubarak or the defendants arriving in court. In previous sessions, his arrival by helicopter and his wheeling into court on a stretcher were aired live.
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:32A
Jurors getting murder case of former U.Va. player
The jury in George Huguely's first-degree murder trial is scheduled to begin weighing those two versions of the waning minutes of March 2, 2010, when it begins deliberations Wednesday after a three-day break in the Circuit Court trial.
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:30A
Lawmakers: Law states voting district maps can't be redrawn
Presiding Judge JP Stadtmueller explained the request by citing a recent US Supreme Court case that said redistricting is best left up to the lawmakers, not judges. Defense attorneys came back in the late afternoon and said Republican lawmakers would
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:30A
Man in court over death of baboon
Brett Glasby, Cape of Good Hope SPCA wildlife unit manager, and several other witnesses in the case were in court on Tuesday to testify, but were excused by the judge until a new court date could be set. Outside the court, Glasby said he was still
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:26A
Wisconsin legislators say law won't let them redraw voter maps
Presiding Judge JP Stadtmueller explained the request by citing a recent US Supreme Court case that said redistricting is best left up to the lawmakers, not judges. Defense attorneys came back in the late afternoon and said Republican lawmakers would
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:24A
Phil Spector's appeal rejected by Supreme Court
The court did not comment Tuesday in declining to take up the influential music producer's argument that his constitutional rights were violated by the trial judge. Spector attorney Dennis Riordan argued that the prosecution's use of Superior Court
Updated: 02/22/2012 05:23A
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