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CBI takes 13 years to scrutinise documents, gets court flak
New Delhi: Thirteen years to scrutinise documents of a case! The Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) received flak from a Delhi court for taking such a long time to go over documents, thus prolonging the trial, during which five of the accused died.
Updated: 03/04/2012 07:11A
Gen Re, AIG case gets a retrial
Last week, US District Court Judge Vanessa Bryant set Jan. 22, 2013, for the retrial of Ronald E. Ferguson, former Gen Re CEO; Christopher P. Garand, former Gen Re senior vp in charge of US finite underwriting; Robert Graham, former Gen Re senior vp
Updated: 03/04/2012 07:01A
Baby goes home as dad waits for May trial
The latest development comes as Hunter's father, 25-year-old Anthony Sewejkis, faces a possible 15-year prison term if convicted of first-degree child abuse during a jury trial scheduled for May 8 in Wayne County Circuit Court.
Updated: 03/04/2012 06:51A
Egypt appoints new judges for NGOs trial, US says relations 'strong'
Seven of the Americans had a travel ban imposed on them. All but one of them left Egypt on Thursday after the US posted almost $5 million in bail and the ban was lifted. The US has said the decision about whether they return should their appearance at
Updated: 03/04/2012 06:43A
Norfolk school pupils take part in mock trial competition
School students taking part in the mock trials competition at Norwich magistrates' court on Saturday. Photo: Bill Smith Students in Norfolk found out what it was like to be on all sides of a courtroom this weekend when they took part in the national
Updated: 03/04/2012 05:59A
Day 4 for deliberations in Alabama gambling trial
(WTW) — The jury in Alabama's gambling corruption trial is set for a fourth day of deliberations. The panel met part of the day Thursday, a full day Friday and three hours Saturday. The sequestered jury is scheduled to resume deliberations at 1 pm
Updated: 03/04/2012 05:59A
Zach Reid denied a new trial in 2008 homicide of his father
A former Neenah man who argued he was too drunk and high on drugs to forge intent to kill his father will not get a new trial, an appeals court has ruled. Wisconsin's 2nd District Court of Appeals in Waukesha said the evidence — including Zach Reid's
Updated: 03/04/2012 05:08A
Isabella County Trial Court: Published March 3, 2012
Hassan M. Almubshir, 24, Saginaw, driving with a suspended license/invalid operator's license, $295 fine and costs. Bryce JP Ayotte, 22, Hemlock, sell/furnish alcohol, $500 fine and costs, four months' probation. Brandon A. Bierschbach, 19,
Updated: 03/04/2012 03:52A
SC Warns Talwars for Insinuations Against Courts
"The impertinence of the petitioners in the instant case, is magnified manifold because the order dated 28.2.2011 was assailed by the petitioners before the high court of judicature at Allahabad, but the challenge failed. "In this view of the matter,
Updated: 03/04/2012 03:26A
SC Warns Talwars for Insinuations Against Courts
"The impertinence of the petitioners in the instant case, is magnified manifold because the order dated 28.2.2011 was assailed by the petitioners before the high court of judicature at Allahabad, but the challenge failed. "In this view of the matter,
Updated: 03/04/2012 03:26A
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