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Rutgers Case Mystery Man Takes Stand
"It just caught my eye that there was a camera lens looking directly at me," said the 32-year-old man, identified in court only as "MB" to protect his privacy. His testimony drew the largest crowd yet to the courtroom on the trial's sixth day.
Updated: 03/02/2012 08:04P
Slain Ottawa police officer's widow thanks 'heroes'
The widow and one son of slain Ottawa Eric Czapnik spoke Friday after watching five sometimes graphic and emotional days of court proceedings. Anna Korutowska, widow of Const. Eric Czapnik, became emotional when discussing the trial of the man accused
Updated: 03/02/2012 08:02P
Kerry Max Cook wants name cleared, 35-year-old murder case
Cook was convicted twice for capital murderer and twice the conviction was overturned. The appeals court cited prosecutorial misconduct for the reversals. A third trial ended in a hung jury. "That misconduct from 1978 led to the reversal of the last
Updated: 03/02/2012 08:01P
Former telecom minister A. Raja moves Supreme Court for denying him 'fair play'
By Gayanant Singh Former telecom minister A. Raja has moved the Supreme Court on Friday seeking a review of its verdict in the 2G spectrum scam on the ground that the court had slammed his actions and inactions without hearing his side of the story.
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:49P
WNEM TV 5 NYC man gets 27 years in homegrown terror case
"I wish I had not gone down that path," Betim Kaziu told US District Judge John Gleason before hearing the sentence in federal court in Brooklyn. "I completely regret what I did in that phase of my life." But Gleason said it was first time he'd hear
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:48P
Black Top Cabs loses court challenge to charge higher fee on driver of van taxi
By Charlie Smith, March 2, 2012 The BC Court of Appeal panel has unanimously dismissed an appeal by Black Top Cabs Ltd. against one of its drivers. "The appellants submit that the trial judge went beyond interpreting the express words of the impugned
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:45P
Diamond: Sorrell's record a solid one
Another focus of the critics was the US Supreme Court's declaration in 2006 that Vermont's campaign finance law that limited donations and expenditures was unconstitutional. Some blamed Sorrell himself for his argument. What seems to have been ignored
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:43P
Pastor gets 158 years to life in molestation case
In handing down the term to the 49-year-old Daniels, Sacramento Superior Court Judge Trena H. Burger-Plavan told the pastor he "took advantage of his position of trust and confidence with very young victims." Daniels, exhibiting facial grimaces
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:39P
Judge aims to schedule retrial in bribery case
SB COUNTY - A judge wants to schedule a retrial in an alleged San Bernardino County bribery case at the next court appearance in May for brothers Arshak and Vartan Kouladjian. San Bernardino Superior Court Judge Michael Smith told defense lawyers for
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:38P
Mystery witness reveals intimate details in Ravi trial
Privacy was a huge concern for the court in the trial in which Judge Glenn Berman had ruled that MB's identity be kept anonymous because of victims privacy rights. On Friday, Berman reminded all media present that there were to be no photos of MB taken
Updated: 03/02/2012 07:36P
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