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Judge grants delay in DUI trial to allow plea bargain
By Kenneth Klein/Contributing Writer A defense attorney representing a man charged with the deaths of two passengers in a drunken-driving Avila Beach wreck said Wednesday he needs more time to work out a deal with the prosecution so a trial can be
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:17P
Prosecution Wants Higher Bail For Alleged Child Molester
By Mirna Alfonso A bail review hearing has been set for a Lake Elsinore photographer accused of child molestation because the prosecution wants a higher amount set. Perry Anthony Pellegrini, 50, was released on bond for $50000 bail Jan. 29.
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:17P
Lansing area doctor to stand trial on sexual assault charges
ordered to stand trial on criminal sexual conduct charges involving female patients. The Lansing State Journal reports Friday that 53-year-old Kassem Hallak of Holt waived his preliminary examination Friday in an Eaton County court on six counts.
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:09P
Supreme Court upholds death for killer of five
The bench upheld concurrent views of the trial court as well as the Chhattisgarh high court that the convict deserved capital punishment and said, "Even though the appellant was young, his criminal propensities are beyond reform and he is a menace to
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:08P
Man pleads guilty in sword attack: Munck previously stood trial in brother's death
The plea came some two months after a state appeals court dismissed the previous indictment and conviction of Munck, who had been found guilty in the 2008 death of his 12-year-old brother. Munck had been charged with first-degree assault in the case
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:06P
Former Binghamton man gets prison term for tax fraud
BINGHAMTON — A former Binghamton man was sentenced in federal court Friday to four years in prison for filing false tax refund claims with the Internal Revenue Service. Douglas M. Cavanaugh Jr., 46, was convicted in a November jury trial on all six
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:05P
Another victory for Italy's Silvio Berlusconi
The billionaire media mogul was not present in court yesterday afternoon when the court's three judges read out their verdict at the trial after about two hours of deliberation. He was accused of paying a British lawyer David Mills $600000 (Dh2.2
Updated: 02/25/2012 03:01P
KEYC - Mankato News, Weather, Sports -Berlusconi cleared by statute of limitations
The billionaire media mogul wasn't in the Milan courtroom when the chief judge, Francesca Vitale, read out the verdict after 2 1/2 hours of deliberations, but his lawyer Niccolo Ghedini said he had informed him briefly by telephone.
Updated: 02/25/2012 02:55P
Italy: Berlusconi Bribe Case Thrown Out
Judges have thrown out a bribery case against former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi, because it expired under the statute of limitations. Berlusconi was accused of paying his former British tax lawyer, David Mills, to lie in court to protect
Updated: 02/25/2012 02:45P
Silvio Berlusconi bribery trial ends; Italian court dismisses case against
The billionaire media mogul wasn't in the Milan courtroom when the chief judge Francesca Vitale read out the court's verdict after about two hours of deliberation. Defendants in Italy aren't required to attend trials. Berlusconi had denied any
Updated: 02/25/2012 02:41P
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