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Cody man held in wife's slaying charged with first-degree murder
The court will decide if probable cause exists to send the case to District Court for trial. According to court records, Julie Friday's 17-year-old son told investigators that he and his mother and Myron Friday were at their home at 208 33rd St.,
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:17P
BC man loses bid to have lawyer reinstated in case linked to Hells Angels
BC Supreme Court Justice Shelley Fitzpatrick decided last August that McCormick's previous role as in-house counsel for the Organized Crime Agency of BC created "the real possibility of mischief and also the risk of prejudice" in the current case.
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:17P
Conn. man ends effort to evict 98-year-old mother from home she says means
Peter Kantorowski ended the lawsuit against his mother, Mary, that caused an uproar a day before the case was going to trial in Bridgeport Superior Court, said his attorney, Nick D'Agosto. “This has never been about displacing Mary necessarily from
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:15P
Max Evans trial: star admitted lashing out, court is told
By JOHN ROBERTSON SCOTLAND rugby star Max Evans spoke of his “mistake” when questioned by police about glassing a man in a nightclub, a court has heard. Evans said the man, Alasdair McCaig, had verbally and physically assaulted him and he had “stupidly
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:14P
Fate of labor mural in hands of federal judge
US District Judge John Woodcock will decide whether the artwork is government speech or private speech under the First Amendment in a lawsuit filed last year over the removal of the mural at the behest of Gov. Paul LePage.
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:12P
Fate of labor mural in hands of federal judge
US District Judge John Woodcock will decide whether the artwork is government speech or private speech under the First Amendment in a lawsuit filed last year over the removal of the mural at the behest of Gov. Paul LePage.
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:12P
The labor mural debate moves to federal court
BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)--The debate over a mural that was removed from the department of labor continues, this time the arguments were made in federal court in Bangor. The issue is whether the governor had the right to order the removal of the
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:04P
The labor mural debate moves to federal court
BANGOR, Maine (NEWS CENTER)--The debate over a mural that was removed from the department of labor continues, this time the arguments were made in federal court in Bangor. The issue is whether the governor had the right to order the removal of the
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:04P
Cannibalism: S-Court frees accused 15 yrs after
The quartet were, on June 19, 1997, found guilty and subsequently sentenced to death by a Cross River State High Court, Ugep Division. The Cross River State Government, which prosecuted the case, told the trial court that the accused persons and the
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:02P
Cannibalism: S-Court frees accused 15 yrs after
The quartet were, on June 19, 1997, found guilty and subsequently sentenced to death by a Cross River State High Court, Ugep Division. The Cross River State Government, which prosecuted the case, told the trial court that the accused persons and the
Updated: 03/01/2012 07:02P
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