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'Hard times' bank robber sent to prison
Robert D. Moore, 37, pleaded guilty in Berrien County Trial Court to bank robbery and being a habitual offender. The sentence was imposed Feb. 27 by Judge Sterling Schrock and is concurrent to another prison sentence Moore is serving.
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:47P
'Hard times' bank robber sent to prison
Robert D. Moore, 37, pleaded guilty in Berrien County Trial Court to bank robbery and being a habitual offender. The sentence was imposed Feb. 27 by Judge Sterling Schrock and is concurrent to another prison sentence Moore is serving.
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:47P
Home invasion trial opens in Magistrate Court
By LEDEDRA MARCHE The home invasion trial of Bendrico Bain opened in a Freeport Magistrates Court today with testimony from both homeowners and the off-duty cop, who alerted police that fateful morning. Bain, 19, is believed to be one of three men
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:42P
Home invasion trial opens in Magistrate Court
By LEDEDRA MARCHE The home invasion trial of Bendrico Bain opened in a Freeport Magistrates Court today with testimony from both homeowners and the off-duty cop, who alerted police that fateful morning. Bain, 19, is believed to be one of three men
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:42P
Mets Silver Lining Is Team May Have to Pay Just $30 Million
"The court remains skeptical that the trustee can ultimately rebut the defendants' showing of good faith, let alone impute bad faith to all the defendants," Rakoff said in his ruling in US District Court in Manhattan. "The principal issue remaining for
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:42P
Mets Silver Lining Is Team May Have to Pay Just $30 Million
"The court remains skeptical that the trustee can ultimately rebut the defendants' showing of good faith, let alone impute bad faith to all the defendants," Rakoff said in his ruling in US District Court in Manhattan. "The principal issue remaining for
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:42P
Three Loughner appeals rejected; medication, treatment to continue
But US District Judge Larry Burns has rejected most of those claims, saying that doctors treating Loughner determined he was dangerous without medication and that the decision is properly theirs. A divided three-judge panel of the 9th US Circuit Court
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:41P
SENATE ADMITS CORONA DOLLAR, PESO BANK ACCOUNTS AS EVIDENCE
But PS Bank officials, who appeared before the impeachment trial, claimed the document was fake. The Senate suspended its discussion on the dollar bank accounts after the Supreme Court issued a temporary restraining order. The Senate, voting 13-10,
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:39P
Land of Silence
By BILL GIRDNER In hard times, the bureaucracy at the top of California's court system is planning to spend $240000 every single day, holidays included, on an IT boondoggle. That is the amount they have budgeted for the Court Case Management System up
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:38P
NC appeals court says sweepstakes ban unlawful
A new group representing programmers and owners of video poker-style games set to become illegal in North Carolina says it's working to tweak their games to so they can stay in business. By: Gary D. Robertson | Associated Press A divided state Court of
Updated: 03/06/2012 01:37P
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