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Calif. court: Schools liable for hiring molesters
The unanimous ruling came in a 2007 case of molestation of a 15-year-old boy by the head guidance counselor at a Los Angeles County high school. The decision overturned trial and appellate court decisions upholding the dismissal of the lawsuit filed by
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:27P
Defence doesn't want a jury for retrial of six-year-old murder case
I'm not sure I'm going to give it,” Ewenson said outside court. Karim, 30, and Deer, 57, face a scheduled month-long trial starting on May 22, in connection with the Jan. 16, 2006, shooting death of Morbank Financial president Jack Beauchamp, 49,
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:26P
NM District Judge Pope resigns after failed alcohol test
Judge John W. Pope will resign from the 13th Judicial District bench after failing an alcohol test last month. Pope was on lifetime probation for alcohol-related problems in 2006. According to documents from New Mexico State Supreme Court,
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:24P
NM District Judge Pope resigns after failed alcohol test
Judge John W. Pope will resign from the 13th Judicial District bench after failing an alcohol test last month. Pope was on lifetime probation for alcohol-related problems in 2006. According to documents from New Mexico State Supreme Court,
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:24P
Mississauga schoolgirl murder trial hears accused found asleep with blood on
Peter Edwards Staff Reporter Accused child killer Rafal LaSota was found behind a women's shelter in a gazebo, curled and asleep on a plastic chair, his face covered in blood, Brampton court heard. “He asked me if I called police,” said social worker
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:23P
Stobbes testifies at murder trial for death of wife in 2000
Mark Stobbe (right) is shown in a file image on his way to court during his murder trial in Winnipeg. Beverly Rowbotham is shown in an undated photo. Mark Stobbe took to the stand for the first time Thursday at the murder trial for the 2000 killing of
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:22P
Antioch man walks away from courthouse during trial
Dwight Farris, 52, of 4104 Tea Darden Way, was free on bond during his trial. “The jury was deliberating, and when they came back he was nowhere to be found,” said Tommy Bradley of the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk's office.
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:21P
Antioch man walks away from courthouse during his trial
Dwight Farris, 52, of 4104 Tea Darden Way, was free on bond during his trial. “The jury was deliberating, and when they came back he was nowhere to be found,” said Tommy Bradley of the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk's office.
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:19P
Antioch man walks away from courthouse during his trial
Dwight Farris, 52, of 4104 Tea Darden Way, was free on bond during his trial. “The jury was deliberating, and when they came back he was nowhere to be found,” said Tommy Bradley of the Davidson County Criminal Court Clerk's office.
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:19P
State high court strikes down red-light initiative
The court's decision stems from an appeal of a trial court's earlier ruling that Proposition 1 was legal and binding. The four dissenting justices wrote, however, that the point is moot because the Mukilteo City Council later repealed the red-light
Updated: 03/08/2012 08:19P
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