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Indonesian court reinstates 15-year jail term for radical cleric
But Ba'asyir's defense team later filed an appeal with the Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court has rejected the appeal and reinstated the 15-year sentence,” said court spokesman Ridwan Mansyur. In June, a Jakarta district court found Ba'asyir guilty of
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:37A
Indonesian court reinstates 15-year jail term for radical cleric
But Ba'asyir's defense team later filed an appeal with the Supreme Court. “The Supreme Court has rejected the appeal and reinstated the 15-year sentence,” said court spokesman Ridwan Mansyur. In June, a Jakarta district court found Ba'asyir guilty of
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:37A
Satyam scam: HC asks SEBI to defer probe against PWC auditors
A division bench of Chief Justice Mohit Shah and Justice RV More while partially accepting their arguments directed SEBI to commence their inquiry from May 7. "If by then the trial in Hyderabad is not over, then SEBI to see to it that their dates of
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:36A
Money Matters: BP oil spill trial delayed
The trial, which is scheduled to take place in Louisiana federal court, is to determine civil liability for the April 2010 oil spill, the worst in US history. -Yelp Set For A Pop, But Will It Fizzle? It's likely that investors will see a first-day rise
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:36A
Money Matters: BP oil spill trial delayed
The trial, which is scheduled to take place in Louisiana federal court, is to determine civil liability for the April 2010 oil spill, the worst in US history. -Yelp Set For A Pop, But Will It Fizzle? It's likely that investors will see a first-day rise
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:36A
Appeals court upholds police 'sting'
By Neal Hall, Postmedia News February 27, 2012 he BC Court of Appeal has upheld the right of police to use Craigslist for "random virtue testing," in a case that led to a conviction against a man seeking sex with an underage girl.
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:34A
Appeals court upholds police 'sting'
By Neal Hall, Postmedia News February 27, 2012 he BC Court of Appeal has upheld the right of police to use Craigslist for "random virtue testing," in a case that led to a conviction against a man seeking sex with an underage girl.
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:34A
Dracut man accused of stealing gas goes on trial
(WTW) — The trial of a former worker with the Lowell Regional Water Utility accused of stealing gas from the agency is getting started. Ronald Mercier, a Dracut School Committee member, is scheduled to go on trial on Monday in Lowell District Court.
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:34A
Dracut man accused of stealing gas goes on trial
(WTW) — The trial of a former worker with the Lowell Regional Water Utility accused of stealing gas from the agency is getting started. Ronald Mercier, a Dracut School Committee member, is scheduled to go on trial on Monday in Lowell District Court.
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:34A
BP Oil Spill Trial Postponed
MOEX, one of the minority partners in the doomed Deepwater Horizon well, settled out of court with the federal government last week for $90 million, after a $220 million settlement that rig operator Transocean made with the government. If the case
Updated: 02/27/2012 08:28A
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