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Man faces trial in death of wife's caretaker
Stephen M. Collier, 59, was ordered Monday to stand trial in the December death of Susanne Goslin, 54. Collier pleaded not guilty. His next court appearance is scheduled for April 6. Goslin, a registered nurse, died from a gunshot wound to the head.
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:53A
Two Plumstead policemen in court on theft charges
PC Kenneth Potter, 29, and PC Ian Scouler, 45, appeared at Westminster Magistrates Court yesterday and were committed to face trial at Southwark Crown Court on April 11. PC Potter entered no plea and PC Scouler pleaded no guilty.
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:53A
Experts to testify in suit against McDonald's on March 15
A Moscow district court will hear on March 15 the questioning of experts who studied products sold at McDonald's upon the Consumer Rights Protection Societys request. The lawsuit was filed after the examination of products sold at McDonald's.
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:53A
UK Singer Church Settles in Murdoch Hacking Case
News International, a division of Murdoch's News Corp., has tried hard to keep phone hacking cases from going to trial. It has launched its own compensation program, overseen by a respected former judge, and has paid out millions in out-of-court
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:50A
Canton annexation case moved to 2013
(AP) - A Madison County Chancery Court trial on the city of Canton's petition to annex the Nissan North American plant has been postponed until June of 2013. Canton and Nissan are also in federal court over legislation approved in 2000 that prohibits
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:48A
Egyptian court dismisses Islam insult case against tycoon
An Egyptian court on Tuesday dismissed a case filed against a prominent Coptic Christian tycoon accused of insulting Islam, a judicial source said, but a separate trial on the same charge continues. The court said the plaintiff had no legal standing to
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:46A
Egyptian court dismisses Islam insult case against tycoon
An Egyptian court on Tuesday dismissed a case filed against a prominent Coptic Christian tycoon accused of insulting Islam, a judicial source said, but a separate trial on the same charge continues. The court said the plaintiff had no legal standing to
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:46A
Student requests new representation
Shane Maxey looks over his prepared statement Friday at the Courthouse, before his bench trial with District Court Judge John Larson. In his statement Maxey requested new representation. A University of Montana student on trial Friday for sexual abuse
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:44A
Man ruled competent for trial
In September, Red Willow County District Judge David Urbom ruled that Kirkpatrick wasn't mentally competent and committed Kirkpatrick for treatment at the state psychiatric hospital in Lincoln. In court documents, Urbom now says that after reviewing a
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:43A
What Happens When US Law Collides With Int'l Law? That's for The Supremes To
The statute says that US trial courts can hear civil damage suits brought by a foreign national for wrongs “committed in violation of the law of nations or a treaty of the United States.” The statue remained largely unused until 1980 when victims of
Updated: 02/28/2012 08:40A
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