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Egypt ex-minister says foreigners killed protesters
Judge Ahmed Refaat is expected to announce the date of the verdict later Wednesday. The trial could see the fallen dictator, his former interior minister Habib al-Adly and six security chiefs sent to the gallows if convicted of complicity in the deaths
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:16A
Apology followed shots, court told
The man, who was 16 in January 2007 when he was allegedly taken to the "camp" – and his brother who was 14 at the time – gave evidence at the trial of the "Urewera four" in the High Court at Auckland yesterday. Tame Iti, Emily Bailey, Te Rangikaiwhiria
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:15A
Apology followed shots, court told
The man, who was 16 in January 2007 when he was allegedly taken to the "camp" – and his brother who was 14 at the time – gave evidence at the trial of the "Urewera four" in the High Court at Auckland yesterday. Tame Iti, Emily Bailey, Te Rangikaiwhiria
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:15A
Top cop criticises Elliott case
Elliott was initially facing more than 60 charges, reduced to around 30 as the matter was prepared for trial. Many of the charges rose from an independent audit by Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. However, when the case returned to court on January 30,
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:15A
Top cop criticises Elliott case
Elliott was initially facing more than 60 charges, reduced to around 30 as the matter was prepared for trial. Many of the charges rose from an independent audit by Pricewaterhouse-Coopers. However, when the case returned to court on January 30,
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:15A
Libya court acknowledges its incompetence in Gathafi loyalists' case
Military court declares itself incompetent in first trial of alleged loyalists of toppled regime of Moamer Gathafi. BENGHAZI - A Libyan military court on Wednesday declared itself incompetent in the first trial of alleged loyalists of the toppled
Updated: 02/22/2012 11:14A
Trial raises 'supergrass' concerns
Supporters of 12 men acquitted of a litany of terror-linked charges have demanded an end to so-called "supergrass" trials after the judge damned two key prosecution witnesses who turned state's evidence. Leading north Belfast loyalist Mark Haddock and
Updated: 02/22/2012 10:58A
Superior Court keeps Brown trial closed to public
By Bill Vidonic, PITTSBURGH TRIBUNE-REVIEW Bill Vidonic is a Pittsburgh Tribune-Review staff writer and can be reached at 412-380-5621, via e-mail or on Twitter. The state Superior Court this morning refused to allow the public into the trial for a
Updated: 02/22/2012 10:58A
Man alleges employer fired him for jury duty
And they can be tied up at a trial for weeks, posing financial hardships for jurors and employers. The chief judge of the US District Court in Chicago, James Holderman, is hearing the case. He ruled recently that Henders' claims may have merit and can
Updated: 02/22/2012 10:16A
Mubarak's trial leaves Egypt with open wounds
When the 83-year-old Mubarak first appeared in court, many plaintiffs and observers who never imagined he would be held to account said Egypt had regained its dignity. But for many the trial that should have helped close the wounds of the past has
Updated: 02/22/2012 10:16A
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