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Woman given prison term for 2010 killing
In light of the mental health issues Rodgers is faced with, Justice Gerald Allbright said he will recommend to Corrections Canada that she serve her time at the Regional Psychiatric Centre in Saskatoon. Rodgers was initially charged with second-degree
Updated: 02/22/2012 08:34A
Loyalist cleared of UDA murder
The prosecution case against 13 men was based on the testimony of two brothers and self-confessed UVF members who turned state's evidence in return for significantly reduced jail terms. Window cleaners Robert and Ian Stewart alleged that nine of the
Updated: 02/22/2012 08:10A
Charlotte Church 'close to settlement deal with News Corp'
Charlotte Church is reportedly close to agreeing a settlement over her phone hacking case against the News of the World, meaning Rupert Murdoch's media group would avoid the further scandal of the trial going to the High Court.
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:29A
Transocean employee hurt in BP blast asks for separate trial
“Like a beleaguered passenger who fruitlessly waits for a streetcar that will not come, Buddy Trahan has waited and waited and waited some more” for his case to be returned to state court or set for trial in the New Orleans federal court, Lance Lubel,
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:29A
Judge holds over all charges in sex-assault case in Radnor
Kahlil G. Hopkins, 31, of Collingdale appeared in the district court of David Lang in Newtown Square for his preliminary hearing Feb. 16. Hopkins has been in prison on 10 percent of $50000 since Radnor police arrested him in early January.
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:29A
Lindsey Bonistall slay case: Retrial gets under way
Cooke was found guilty at his first trial in 2007 and was sentenced to death by Judge Jerome Herlihy. The Delaware Supreme Court overturned that outcome in a 3-2 ruling in 2009. The justices ordered a new trial because the majority found Cooke's first
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:28A
Lindsey Bonistall slay case: Retrial gets under way
Cooke was found guilty at his first trial in 2007 and was sentenced to death by Judge Jerome Herlihy. The Delaware Supreme Court overturned that outcome in a 3-2 ruling in 2009. The justices ordered a new trial because the majority found Cooke's first
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:28A
Settlement in the Works Between Dean Foods & Dairy Farm Patrons
Judge J. Ronnie Greer, in US District Court in Greeneville, approved the settlement in an order released last week. A smaller, previously proposed settlement between the farmers and defendant Southern Marketing Agency, which also includes requirements
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:21A
Day 22 Corona trial highlights: De Lima takes witness stand
These are the allegations that Chief Justice Renato Corona compromised his independence when his wife Cristina accepted an appointment to the Board of the John Hay Management Corporation, discussed a pending case with a litigant in connection with the
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:21A
Suspended sentence in Bulgarian judiciary influence-peddling case
This led to the perjury trial in which Georgiev was found guilty, but Sofia District Court only gave Georgiev a two-year suspended sentence with three years probation (should he be convicted of any crime during the probation period, the suspended
Updated: 02/22/2012 07:20A
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