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Accused in Stafford murder trial wanted 'younger person,' court told
On Tuesday, Ms. McClintic surprised and shocked the trial by testifying that it was she – not Mr. Rafferty – who killed Tori in a rural location nearly three years ago, wielding a newly purchased hammer. In her original confession, court heard,
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:58P
UPDATE: Judge approves Hash's release pending retrial decision
Late last month, a federal judge overturned Hash's conviction, citing extreme police and prosecutorial misconduct by Culpeper authorities in investigating and trying the case. In his 65-page opinion, Senior US District Court Judge James Turk listed
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:57P
UPDATE: Judge approves Hash's release pending retrial decision
Late last month, a federal judge overturned Hash's conviction, citing extreme police and prosecutorial misconduct by Culpeper authorities in investigating and trying the case. In his 65-page opinion, Senior US District Court Judge James Turk listed
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:57P
Appeals court scheduled to visit Northwest
On Monday, March 26, Northwest will serve as the honorary host to three judges from the state's western district of the court of appeals. The panel includes Judge James Smart, Judge James Welsh and Missouri Supreme Court Judge Zel Fischer.
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:51P
6th guilty plea set in EFI case
By TIM MEKEEL A sixth defendant in the Equipment Finance loan fraud case will plead guilty to his role in the scheme, court documents show. Harold W. Young of Andalusia, Ala., is scheduled to admit his participation in the case on Thursday, March 29,
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:49P
6th guilty plea set in EFI case
By TIM MEKEEL A sixth defendant in the Equipment Finance loan fraud case will plead guilty to his role in the scheme, court documents show. Harold W. Young of Andalusia, Ala., is scheduled to admit his participation in the case on Thursday, March 29,
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:49P
Tobacco exec suggested selling smokes that don't 'enslave', court told
So, as Descoteaux told a Quebec Superior Court Wednesday on Day 3 of a massive civil case against the tobacco industry, he rolled up his sleeves and pitched an idea. "This could be a very serious issue if someone attacked us on this front," he wrote in
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:48P
Tobacco exec suggested selling smokes that don't 'enslave', court told
So, as Descoteaux told a Quebec Superior Court Wednesday on Day 3 of a massive civil case against the tobacco industry, he rolled up his sleeves and pitched an idea. "This could be a very serious issue if someone attacked us on this front," he wrote in
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:48P
Man gets 8 yrs for forging invoices worth millions
By Thinkstock/Imagebank Fifteen years after he was first indicted, the Tel Aviv District Court sentenced meat and poultry wholesaler Gavriel Ravi Cohen to eight years in prison and fined him NIS 1 million on Tuesday, after finding him guilty of forging
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:47P
Was Seattle Police officer attacker or victim?
by LINDA BRILL / KING 5 News SEATTLE - Of all the high profile police videos showing disturbing actions by Seattle Police, on Wednesday the court case began for the only video-taped officer to face a trial. The question is whether Seattle Police
Updated: 03/14/2012 08:47P
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