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Ex-student still suing for tuition refund
By Kevin D. Thompson NORTH PALM BEACH — If The People's Court, the long-running syndicated television show, is looking for an unusual new case to feature, the producers need to look no further than the curious one of Michael Price v.
Updated: 02/26/2012 09:00P
Ex-student still suing for tuition refund
By Kevin D. Thompson NORTH PALM BEACH — If The People's Court, the long-running syndicated television show, is looking for an unusual new case to feature, the producers need to look no further than the curious one of Michael Price v.
Updated: 02/26/2012 09:00P
Navjivan to reprint book on Bapu's 1922 trial
'The Great Trial' is a recount of the case which was heard in a court in Ahmedabad, leading to the Mahatma Gandhi's first imprisonment in India in 1922. Though, this historic judgement about sedition charges on Gandhiji has now become part of the
Updated: 02/26/2012 08:17P
Jury selection in Tori Stafford trial begins
The trial before Mr. Justice Thomas Heeney of Ontario Superior Court is expected to last at least two months, and much of the evidence is likely to be horrifying. Heading the prosecution team is Woodstock Crown attorney Brian Crockett,
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:59P
BP Gulf Oil Spill Trial Might Reach Settlement
Court is on hold for a week as both sides look to reach an agreement. Teenager's Photobucket account was hacked and racy pictures were made public. Part 4: The rise in male plastic surgery, including making someone taller. RFK's son was charged with
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:55P
Macondo trial delay likely indicates sides are close to a settlement: observers
The case was scheduled to begin Monday morning in US District Court for the Eastern District of Louisiana in New Orleans before Judge Carl J. Barbier. "They may have the framework or even a monetary value and just want the time to go through everything
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:50P
Not guilty plea in 'teddy bear' drug trial
A CHINESE national accused of smuggling drugs inside teddy bears will finally stand trial after months of delays. Fu Chen, 36, appeared in the District Court today. He pleaded not guilty to charges he imported, and attempted to import,
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:46P
Local lawyers co-author juvenile deliquency law book
Attorney J. David Farrell, who has prosecuted and defended youthful lawbreakers, is well acquainted with the nomenclature and processes unique to the juvenile justice system. “There's no trial in juvenile court; it's an adjudication,” he said.
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:40P
Trial for third man linked to gangland massacre set to begin
The trial of Real Honorio, charged with first-degree murder in the gangland shooting, is scheduled to begin in Calgary's Court of Queen's Bench. Honorio is accused of acting alongside Michael Roberto and Nathan Zuccherato in the slaying of targets
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:35P
Our View: Schools should not consider race in admissions
By Staff After nearly a decade, affirmative action is heading back to the Supreme Court. On Tuesday February 21, the Supreme Court agreed to hear a case regarding affirmative action in college admissions later this year. In 2003, the Supreme Court
Updated: 02/26/2012 07:32P
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