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In 1997 Strangling Case, Evidence of Defendant's Drug Addiction On Trial
The District of Columbia Court of Appeals heard arguments this morning on whether the jury should learn that the man arrested in her death, Frederick Morton, was believed to be a heroin addict at the time. In a twist on usual appeals court proceedings
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:07P
Gwisai tells court Mugabe must go
told the court Robert Mugabe must go because he's had his time in office. While this bold statement from Gwisai left prosecutor Michael Reza in stunned silence, it elicited jubilation from others attending the trial of the former MDC-T legislator.
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:06P
Gwisai tells court Mugabe must go
told the court Robert Mugabe must go because he's had his time in office. While this bold statement from Gwisai left prosecutor Michael Reza in stunned silence, it elicited jubilation from others attending the trial of the former MDC-T legislator.
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:06P
Prison Sentence for Puyallup Man Who Dealt Large Amounts of Prescription Narcotics
BILLY MIRANDA FLORES, 42, of Puyallup, Washington was sentenced today in United States District Court in Tacoma to 20 years in prison in connection with a major drug distribution conspiracy, announced United States Attorney Jenny A Durkan.
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:04P
Prison Sentence for Puyallup Man Who Dealt Large Amounts of Prescription Narcotics
BILLY MIRANDA FLORES, 42, of Puyallup, Washington was sentenced today in United States District Court in Tacoma to 20 years in prison in connection with a major drug distribution conspiracy, announced United States Attorney Jenny A Durkan.
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:04P
Two plead not guilty to plotting murder: Third suspect in case unable to enter
A third suspect in the case, Brandon Baluran, also 26, was present but was unable to enter an initial plea because of an attorney conflict. All three suspects appeared in the orange uniform of detainees at the Department of Corrections, where they have
Updated: 02/29/2012 12:03P
Charlie White Case Hits State Supreme Court
The Indiana Supreme Court has taken an appeal on former Secretary of State Charlie White's eligibility to appear on the 2010 ballot under consideration, and will rule on the matter later. The court heard oral arguments in the case today.
Updated: 02/29/2012 11:34A
Victim's wife banned from boss' trial for misconduct
Andrea Sneiderman testifies during day one of the Dunwoody day care killing trial of Hemy Neuman. Photo by Vino Wong vwong@ajc.com The second week of the Hemy Neuman trial began on Feb. 27 with the victim's widow banned from the court.
Updated: 02/29/2012 11:34A
Corona urged to testify
Before adjourning Day 25 of the trial, which will resume on March 12 for the defense presentation, the court gave the prosecution until Friday to submit a formal offer of documentary evidence and Corona's lawyers five days to respond.
Updated: 02/29/2012 11:32A
Politicians support EFCC on further trial of Ibori
Some politicians on Wednesday hailed the plan by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) to try former Delta Governor James Ibori for corruption in spite of his trial by a London court. The EFCC on Tuesday said it would still try Ibori when
Updated: 02/29/2012 11:32A
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