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Edwards sex tape to be destroyed as federal trial looms
The Youngs and two of their lawyers still face contempt of court case for providing copies of items that had been under seal in the state civil case to federal prosecutors. The Youngs' lawyers have said they turned over the items in response to a grand
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:45P
Trial in missing 'Baby Gabriel' case still months away
In another court maneuver and attempt to keep Elizabeth Johnson in check, a clinical liaison has been appointed to make sure the mother of missing “Baby Gabriel” stays on her medication so she remains competent to stand trial.
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:42P
2nd teen charged in Roy High bomb plot released to custody of parents
Joshua Kyler Hoggan is charged with use of a weapon of mass destruction, a first-degree felony, in 2nd District Juvenile Court. He had been in custody since he was arrested Jan. 25, but Judge Janice Frost decided Friday to let the boy out.
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:42P
2nd teen charged in Roy High bomb plot released to custody of parents
Joshua Kyler Hoggan is charged with use of a weapon of mass destruction, a first-degree felony, in 2nd District Juvenile Court. He had been in custody since he was arrested Jan. 25, but Judge Janice Frost decided Friday to let the boy out.
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:42P
Philadelphia priest says cardinal ordered child abuse
Lawyers for Monsignor William Lynn, 61, filed the motion to dismiss conspiracy and child endangerment charges as jury selection in the case was underway in Common Pleas Court. Lynn, who served the Philadelphia Catholic Archdiocese as secretary of the
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:41P
iPhone user successfully sues AT&T over 3G throttling
Pro-tem Judge Russell Nadel handed down the decision in favor of Matt Spaccarelli in Ventura Superior Court in Simi Vally, bringing an end to the small claims case that was filed in January which asserted that AT&T unfairly reduces unlimited data plan
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:40P
Judge assigned in Cagayan de Oro as new CA justice
THE judge who convicted nine foreigners and two Filipinos in the 2004 shabu mega lab case in Mandaue City will hold office in Cagayan de Oro for her new post. Judge Marilyn Lagura-Yap was sworn into office yesterday as an associate justice of the Court
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:40P
Judge assigned in Cagayan de Oro as new CA justice
THE judge who convicted nine foreigners and two Filipinos in the 2004 shabu mega lab case in Mandaue City will hold office in Cagayan de Oro for her new post. Judge Marilyn Lagura-Yap was sworn into office yesterday as an associate justice of the Court
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:40P
Trial begins in Rutgers web spying, student suicide case(2)
He faces 15 counts of invasion of privacy, witness and evidence tampering and bias intimidation, a hate crime, in New Jersey's Middlesex County Court. Ravi, who rejected an earlier plea deal, faces up to 10 years in prison if convicted in the case that
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:36P
Rutgers 'webcam spying' student Dharun Ravi on trial
At issue in Mr Ravi's trial is what motivated the former student to spy on his room-mate. The most serious charge he faces - bias intimidation - is a hate crime and carries a potential sentence of 10 years in prison. Prosecutors described to the court
Updated: 02/24/2012 05:01P
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