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Judge Sides With Apple In Legal Case Against Motorola
A federal appeals court judge in Chicago has ordered Google and Motorola Mobility to turn over information related to the development of the Android operating system and information about Google's pending $12.5 billion acquisition of the mobile phone
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:07P
State tries to build case against South Bend Police officer; city resists
A third woman, who came forward after Chester was charged, has alleged that Chester told her to show him her breasts, according to court documents. (The state notified the court that it intends to use her story at trial, pending the court's approval.)
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:05P
State tries to build case against South Bend Police officer; city resists
A third woman, who came forward after Chester was charged, has alleged that Chester told her to show him her breasts, according to court documents. (The state notified the court that it intends to use her story at trial, pending the court's approval.)
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:05P
Jurors added to pool for SF Sheriff Mirkarimi case
The fate of that video, which prosecutors have said is the crux of their case against Mirkarimi, lies in the hands of a three-judge panel in San Francisco Superior Court's appellate division after Lopez's attorneys last week appealed its use in the
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:02P
Jurors added to pool for SF Sheriff Mirkarimi case
The fate of that video, which prosecutors have said is the crux of their case against Mirkarimi, lies in the hands of a three-judge panel in San Francisco Superior Court's appellate division after Lopez's attorneys last week appealed its use in the
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:02P
Impeachment court not bound by rules of evidence, says lawyer
By Jerome Aning It does not matter whether the Senate impeachment court accepted or rejected the illegally obtained bank records presented by the House prosecution team against Chief Justice Renato Corona, a lawyer said Tuesday. In a text message,
Updated: 03/06/2012 03:01P
Former bank chief tells Iceland PM Geir Haarde trial that warned of crisis
Iceland began the Haarde trial Monday for failing to prevent a 2008 financial crash, thought to be the only prosecution in the world of a political leader over the crisis. REYKJAVIK - Iceland's former central bank chief had warned about the country's
Updated: 03/06/2012 02:58P
Former bank chief tells Iceland PM trial that warned of crisis
Iceland began the Haarde trial Monday for failing to prevent a 2008 financial crash, thought to be the only prosecution in the world of a political leader over the crisis. REYKJAVIK - Iceland's former central bank chief had warned about the country's
Updated: 03/06/2012 02:58P
'Lovely' Tori Stafford left school minute late on day she was killed: teacher
THE CANADIAN PRESS/Tammy Hoy LONDON, Ont. - On the last day of Victoria Stafford's life, the "lovely little girl" used a computer to research plants, got her tights wet by jumping in puddles, and had a time-out for goofing around, her teacher testified
Updated: 03/06/2012 02:36P
Supreme Court ponders Effingham confession case
Before Brown's trial, the judge threw out the confession, but the Georgia Court of Appeals ruled it was allowable. His attorney, Steve Sparger, told the seven high-court justices Tuesday that being told he could go home amounted to an implied promise,
Updated: 03/06/2012 02:19P
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