Latest Trial Court News
Psychiatrists assess accused Norway gunman
The psychiatric observation - which began on Wednesday and is expected to last up to four weeks - is in accordance with a district court order, recently upheld by the Supreme Court. Oslo district court judge Wenche Elizabeth Arntzen on January 13 said
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:34A
Chris murder trial resumes
THE Christopher Knox murder trial has restarted at the High Court in Glasgow after a two-day break. The trial, which began earlier this month, was postponed for two days as judge Rita Rae was unavailable to preside over proceedings.
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:32A
Elizabeth Maringer, Former High-Ranking Southern District of New York Federal
NEW YORK--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Stroz Friedberg, a global digital risk management and investigations firm, today announced that Managing Director Elizabeth F. Maringer has been appointed Co-Head of the firm's global Business Intelligence and Investigations
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:29A
Insurers to pay for Accident Exchange re-trials
where the firm were told they would have to pay the credit hirer's costs - and foot the bill for a re-trial - if it chose to appeal the decision in favour of Accident Exchange. The designated civil judge HHJ Gore QC, at Liverpool County Court on
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:29A
Trial of priest's alleged killers on hold
By SAPA The trial of four Diepsloot men accused of murdering an aged Catholic priest at a presbytery was postponed by the High Court in Pretoria on Wednesday. The case was set down for April 3, when judgment will be delivered.
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:23A
Neil Lennon 'bomb' plot trial: Suspect packages appeared to have gone through
THREE packages sent to Celtic manager Neil Lennon, former MSP Trish Godman and the republican organisation Cairde Na Heireann had not been franked despite appearing to have gone through the postal system, a court heard today. At the High Court in
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:17A
Man goes on trial in 1999 Waterbury killing
(WTW) — A man arrested in a 1999 Waterbury homicide case a decade after the crime has gone on trial for alleged murder. Forty-nine-year-old Barry Smith's trial began Tuesday in Waterbury Superior Court. He and two other men were arrested in 2009 in
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:17A
Vermont Yankee may not see smooth sailing
Judge J. Garvan Murtha of the US District Court in Brattleboro had ruled Vermont laws pointing toward a shutdown for the state's lone reactor unconstitutional or pre-empted by federal law. But now the Vernon reactor's owner, New Orleans-based Entergy
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:11A
Closing arguments planned in Ohio corruption trial
Final arguments in the case were scheduled for Wednesday in federal court. Dimora did not testify when his attorneys presented their defense. A former county worker who is a co-defendant in the case also did not testify. The trial included seven weeks
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:10A
What response to Chris Tappin's extradition? Silence in court
As for Europe, well, we often see cases which underline the differences (think the Italian circus that was the Amanda Knox trial or Silvio Berlusconi's brushes with the courts) in ways which are alarming. Besides, some signatories to the European
Updated: 02/29/2012 08:10A
Primary Categories