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Release of convict: Court seeks jail superintendent's reply
The trial court in 2001convicted Zakar and two other for life term jail, while the fourth convict was given a death sentence. The appellant court had turned down their appeals, said the petitioner. “The present government has given several remissions
Updated: 02/23/2012 09:19P

US Readies Onslaught Against BP
The allegations, detailed in court filings, are expected to be argued in a civil trial set to begin next week in federal court in New Orleans. It is being brought by a number of plaintiffs, including the federal government, who claim they were harmed
Updated: 02/23/2012 09:09P

US Readies Onslaught Against BP
The allegations, detailed in court filings, are expected to be argued in a civil trial set to begin next week in federal court in New Orleans. It is being brought by a number of plaintiffs, including the federal government, who claim they were harmed
Updated: 02/23/2012 09:09P

Bribery Case Falls Apart, and Tactics Are Doubted
On Tuesday, the government moved to dismiss the charges, earning an admonition from Judge Richard J. Leon of Federal District Court for the District of Columbia. “This appears to be the end of a long and sad chapter of white-collar criminal enforcement
Updated: 02/23/2012 09:05P

Court postpones iPad decision
A lawsuit over the right to use the trademark in China is still under the second instance trial at Guangzhou people's higher court, which is scheduled to hold a hearing on Wednesday. Xie Jinnan, a lawyer for Apple, said he was notified about the
Updated: 02/23/2012 09:05P

Afghani refugee Shoaib Omar, 23, jailed after abducting a witness to his
AN Afghani refugee abducted a witness in his upcoming trial at gunpoint only to discover the Crown weren't going ahead with the case - instead he was jailed for the kidnapping, a court heard today. The Court of Appeal in Brisbane heard the Crown
Updated: 02/23/2012 08:57P

Afghani refugee Shoaib Omar, 23, jailed after abducting a witness to his
AN Afghani refugee abducted a witness in his upcoming trial at gunpoint only to discover the Crown weren't going ahead with the case - instead he was jailed for the kidnapping, a court heard today. The Court of Appeal in Brisbane heard the Crown
Updated: 02/23/2012 08:57P

KEYC - Mankato News, Weather, Sports -Soldier defers plea in WikiLeaks case
She didn't set a trial date but scheduled another court session for March 15-16. Defense attorney David Coombs proposed a trial date sometime in April. He said the government's proposed calendar could push the start of the trial to Aug.
Updated: 02/23/2012 08:55P

Bradley Manning Formally Charged, Defers Plea in WikiLeaks Case
Manning has until the start of his court martial to decide whether or not to plead guilty. Army Col. Denise Lind, the military judge the in case, has not yet set a date for the trial to begin. Manning was formally charged with 22 counts including
Updated: 02/23/2012 08:55P

Judge in Mirkarimi Trial to Be Named on Friday
Those judgments are now in the hands of the court. On Friday, a judge is expected to be assigned to preside over the trial of Mirkarimi, the San Francisco sheriff. Prosecutors say that during an argument on New Year's Eve, Mirkarimi grabbed his wife,
Updated: 02/23/2012 08:52P