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Top judge says China needs more legal reforms, still problems with transparency
This year, the Supreme Court will work to reform court procedures to speed up proceedings of civil cases involving small sums of money, and improve rules allowing citizens to observe trials, he said. How much Wang's call translates into action is not
Updated: 03/11/2012 07:10A
Death Row Inmate's Case About More Than Innocence
But in a January ruling, US District Court Judge Keith Ellison lamented that even though he was concerned Will could be innocent, he had to deny his motion for a new trial. “The questions raised during post-judgment factual development about Will's
Updated: 03/11/2012 07:08A
Doctor cleared in Egypt virginity tests trial
A military doctor in Egypt accused of forcing some woman protesters to undergo virginity tests has been found "not guilty" by a military court. Ahmed Adel was cleared because the judge found contradictions in witness statements. The case was brought by
Updated: 03/11/2012 07:06A
Man faces prison in dragging case
Wilson, saying he still has nightmares after being hit and dragged a considerable distance under a car, gave chilling testimony last November during Manning's preliminary examination in 35th District Court. Wilson accused Manning of twice running over
Updated: 03/11/2012 07:01A
Man faces prison in dragging case
Wilson, saying he still has nightmares after being hit and dragged a considerable distance under a car, gave chilling testimony last November during Manning's preliminary examination in 35th District Court. Wilson accused Manning of twice running over
Updated: 03/11/2012 07:01A
Egypt “Virginity Test” case sees acquittals, activists angered
Human Rights Watch said shortly after the verdict was announced that it was more evidence that it should have been tried in a civilian court, not a military trial. In Egypt, despite a few brief statements from groups, the case largely remained on the
Updated: 03/11/2012 06:47A
Court's pardon decision may alter judicial elections (Sid Salter)
Hood had pressed the case based on his contention that a constitutional public-notice requirement had not been met. Writing for the majority, Justice Jess Dickinson said: "We are mindful that the victims and their families are entitled to be interested
Updated: 03/11/2012 06:33A
Court's pardon decision may alter judicial elections (Sid Salter)
Hood had pressed the case based on his contention that a constitutional public-notice requirement had not been met. Writing for the majority, Justice Jess Dickinson said: "We are mindful that the victims and their families are entitled to be interested
Updated: 03/11/2012 06:33A
Firm seeks probe of 3 CA justices
The complainant said the three justices violated the 2009 Internal Rules of the Court of Appeals (IRCA) in granting the petition of BDO to reverse and set aside the order issued by the Regional Trial Court in Batangas City in 2009 ordering the bank to
Updated: 03/11/2012 06:03A
Firm seeks probe of 3 CA justices
The complainant said the three justices violated the 2009 Internal Rules of the Court of Appeals (IRCA) in granting the petition of BDO to reverse and set aside the order issued by the Regional Trial Court in Batangas City in 2009 ordering the bank to
Updated: 03/11/2012 06:03A
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