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Three-way battle to put Gaddafi's spy chief on trial
Senussi, who is wanted by the Hague-based International Criminal Court (ICC) on charges of committing crimes against humanity, is accused by France of being behind the 1989 bombing of an airliner over Niger in which 54 French nationals died.
Updated: 03/18/2012 08:03P
Turbine dispute heads to court
This week's court date is the latest step in a series of events that has included the borough Planning Board sending the turbine project to the Zoning Board and the BRSA challenging that decision to a trial court that ruled that the matter had to go
Updated: 03/18/2012 08:00P
'Onus to check violence on court campus rests with district judge'
KANPUR: "Violence on the court campus cannot be tolerated and if the district judge is unable to check this, it would be treated as a failure on his part. And the high court may take a suitable action against the district judge who failed to prevent
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:40P
Nicholas Lindsey's trial to begin in killing of St. Petersburg police officer
If potential jurors remember the case, attorneys want to make sure they would base their decisions on the evidence presented in court, not on opinions they might have formed while reading or viewing media reports. Attorneys expect the trial to take all
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:24P
Alistair Overeem Due In Court On March 27 For Battery Trial
By Mark Wayne | March 18, 2012 Number one UFC heavyweight contender Alistair Overeem is due in Clark County Court on March 27 to stand trial for a New Year's Eve altercation at Las Vegas nightclub. Overeem is charged with one count of misdemeanor
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:22P
Hash case: UVa law reps lash out at sheriff at meeting
They were the result of a habeas hearing that is a judge listening to information presented by one side — one side. “I have never set foot in Judge Turk's court and I have never seen the man. Neither have the other investigators in the case.
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:08P
One Crown Office Row | Rights and wrongs – The Human Rights Roundup
The UK Supreme Court blog offers commentary on the recent case of W(Algeria) v. Home Secretary (discussed on this blog last week by Rosalind English and Henry Oliver) this week. In this case, a witness for the defence was allowed to give evidence in
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:06P
UVa professor 'not surprised' by Hash case
In his book “Convicting the Innocent,” Garrett studied 250 cases in which DNA testing was used to exonerate a suspect years after a conviction. But after delving into original court records, he discovered that though the prosecutions seemed
Updated: 03/18/2012 07:01P
3 absolved of murder charge
NEW DELHI: A Delhi court has acquitted three men who were facing trial in an attempt to murder case after the witnesses did not support the prosecution's allegation and the victim failed to identify the accused. Additional sessions judge Rajneesh Kumar
Updated: 03/18/2012 06:43P
Libya, ICC France in race to try Gadhafi spy
“Our courts are very good, even excellent, especially in Tripoli and we are able to carry out his trial according to international standards,” Ali Hmeida Ashur told Agence France-Presse. Mauritania on March 17 arrested Moammar Gadhafi's ex-spy chief as
Updated: 03/18/2012 06:15P
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