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Court sees more images from the night Erik Czapnik died
Czapnik's widow Anna Korutowska and his three adult children were in court for the start of the trial. The prosecution's first witness was Ottawa police Const. Reinhard Lechleitner who said he had worked with Czapnik for about a year and the two were
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:59A
Court sees more images from the night Erik Czapnik died
Czapnik's widow Anna Korutowska and his three adult children were in court for the start of the trial. The prosecution's first witness was Ottawa police Const. Reinhard Lechleitner who said he had worked with Czapnik for about a year and the two were
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:59A
Woman charged with obstructing justice
A South Shore woman has been charged with giving false testimony during a murder trial that resulted in a guilty verdict - recently overturned by the Quebec Court of Appeal. Kim Lamoureux, 28, of Chteauguay, is charged with obstructing justice by
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:56A
Former Neenah man Zach Reid denied new trial in homicide of his father
An appeals court today rejected a former Neenah man's bid for a new trial on a homicide conviction on an argument his attorney presented the wrong defense. Wisconsin's 2nd District Court of Appeals based in Waukesha filed its opinion in the Winnebago
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:56A
Defense to open its case in Ga. murder trial
Defendant, Hemy Neuman, center, sits between his defense lawyers, Bob Rubin, left, and Doug Peters during his trial on Friday, Feb. 24, 2012 at the DeKalb County Courthouse of DeKalb County Superior Court Judge Gregory Adams in Decatur, Ga.
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:56A
Northumberland resource officer jailed, preliminary trial set for June
By Colston Newton Correspondent Derek Jones was not in his accustomed Northumberland County Sheriff's Deputy uniform when he appeared in Northumberland's general district court Monday morning wearing the orange jump suit and leg manacles of a prisoner.
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:42A
Jury out again in prison riot trial
Inmates smashed and torched buildings, putting people's lives at risk and causing more than £5 million damage at Ford Open Prison, near Arundel, after the authorities lost control for more than 12 hours on New Year's Day last year, Hove Crown Court was
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:22A
War crimes court to rule in first case
AMSTERDAM - The International Criminal Court said it will deliver its verdict on Congolese warlord Thomas Lubanga, who is accused of conscripting, training and arming hundreds of child soldiers, on March 14, in the war crimes court's first trial.
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:17A
Court rejects bid to re-jail Megaupload boss
In a separate High Court case, the United States appealed against Dotcom's bail and asked for him to be returned to jail pending his extradition hearing in late August. The prosecution said Dotcom is an extreme flight risk because he has had multiple
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:17A
Newspaper heiress admits running a crack house in Vt.
Scripps-Carmody, 21, pleaded guilty Tuesday in US District Court in Burlington to maintaining an apartment in Burlington and using it for distributing heroin and cocaine. The government agreed to offer Scripps-Carmody a sentence equal to the time she
Updated: 02/29/2012 10:15A
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