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Ode: Defence witness deals a blow to victims
In a significant development in one of the two massacre cases reported from Ode village in Anand district in suring the 2002 riots, a defence witness on Tuesday deposed before the special trial court of Additional District Judge of Anand RM Sareen in
Updated: 03/13/2012 11:01P
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He did not speak. The court proceeding was a chance for lawyers to present arguments they had previously made in court filings. Defense lawyers said the case should be dismissed for insufficient evidence. Judge Michael Obus made no decision.
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:58P
San Gorgonio HS band teacher held in student sex case
SAN BERNARDINO - A Redlands man who taught music at a high school in San Bernardino, was ordered held on charges Tuesday alleging that he had sex with a female student in late 2009. The order from Judge Douglas Gericke came during a hearing for former
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:55P
Insight: Behind the healthcare-law case: The challenger's case
In addition, the National Federation of Independent Business, an influential trade association that had initially joined Florida's effort, had just hired its own lawyer and was ready to split off. Bondi had borrowed a conference room at a Washington
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:55P
Former nurse faces trial in drug thefts
By Karen Blackledge DANVILLE -- District Judge Marvin Shrawder found enough evidence to send to court the case of a former charge nurse who allegedly stole painkillers from nursing home patients and replaced them with placebos in January 2011.
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:54P
Former nurse faces trial in drug thefts
By Karen Blackledge DANVILLE -- District Judge Marvin Shrawder found enough evidence to send to court the case of a former charge nurse who allegedly stole painkillers from nursing home patients and replaced them with placebos in January 2011.
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:54P
ICC verdict due against Congo rebel chief Thomas Lubanga
THE International Criminal Court (ICC) is due to deliver its first verdict, deciding the fate of Congolese former rebel commander Thomas Lubanga, accused of using child soldiers. The former rebel commander will face judges in The Hague at 10am on
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:51P
Extortion plot against Bass detailed
A trial is starting in US District Court this week for Emanuel Nicolescu, a former head butler at the Bass estate, who was the only person arrested in the crime. Nicolescu, 31, has pleaded not guilty to charges including attempted extortion.
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:50P
What led to a shooting near SR 417 in Sanford? The latest tonight at 10 pm
Circuit Judge William Alexander later adjourned the trial for the day and told jurors to return to court Wednesday to hear closing arguments and to begin their deliberations. Attorneys for the state, the lone defendant in the civil trial,
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:49P
Ex-Okla. inmate's suit against jail goes to trial
Attorney Doug Parr says a jury was seated in the case of his client, John David Palmer, on Monday, and opening statements were presented Tuesday morning. Parr says the trial will continue in US District Court on Wednesday. Palmer alleges in the lawsuit
Updated: 03/13/2012 10:48P
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