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Pa. Sen. Orie testifies in corruption case
Orie is accused of misusing her state-funded staff to do political campaign work benefiting herself and sister Joan Orie Melvin, a state Supreme Court justice who is not charged. Orie went on trial on those charges last year but that case ended in a
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:38P
ABC27 WHTM Pa. Sen. Orie testifies in corruption case
Orie is accused of misusing her state-funded staff to do political campaign work benefiting herself and sister Joan Orie Melvin, a state Supreme Court justice who is not charged. Orie went on trial on those charges last year but that case ended in a
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:38P
ABC27 WHTM Pa. Sen. Orie testifies in corruption case
Orie is accused of misusing her state-funded staff to do political campaign work benefiting herself and sister Joan Orie Melvin, a state Supreme Court justice who is not charged. Orie went on trial on those charges last year but that case ended in a
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:38P
'Housewives' Lawsuit: Mistrial Declared In 'Housewives' Firing Case
Sheridan's wrongful termination trial after the jury deadlocked, leaving an unresolved finale to a two-week trial that focused on the behind-the-scenes intrigue and personalities of TV's "Desperate Housewives." Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:37P
Mattapan massacre jury in its fourth day of deliberations in quadruple murder
By Maria Cramer, Globe Staff The Suffolk Superior Court jury charged with deciding the case against two men accused in the 2010 Mattapan massacre continued deliberating today, the fourth day they have spent scrutinizing the evidence in the high-profile
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:36P
Judge declares mistrial in 'Housewives' firing case
Superior Court Judge Elizabeth Allen White excused the panel after it deadlocked 8-4 in favor of Sheridan's claim. The jury first reported problems in deliberations on Thursday then resumed discussions until Monday. Sheridan had been seeking roughly $6
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:36P
Mistrial Declared in 'Desparate Housewives' Case
UPDATE:A mistrial was declared today in the trial of actress Nicollette Sheridan's wrongful-termination lawsuit against the producers of "Desperate Housewives." Jurors were deadlocked 8-4. In civil court, nine jurors must agree on a verdict.
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:35P
Qahwash sticks to story as Gehl murder trial resumes
HAMILTON – Nashat Qahwash maintained his innocence Monday as the Nadia Gehl murder trial resumed after a week-long break. Gehl, 28, was shot and killed Feb. 2, 2009 while walking to a bus stop near her Watercress Court house in suburban Kitchener.
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:35P
Pathribal encounter is cold-blooded murder, CBI tells court
The question of sanction would arise only after cognisance was taken by a magistrate, but in the present decade-old case, the Army chose to challenge the prosecution at the time of the charge sheet. The case had been pending with a Srinagar trial court
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:32P
'Desperate Housewives' Trial: Judge Declares Mistrial (Updated)
The jury of nine women and three men in LA Superior Court was deadlocked 8-4 in favor of Sheridan after deliberating into a third day. "You'd think we'd be disappointed but we're not," Sheridan's attorney Mark Baute said outside the courtroom.
Updated: 03/19/2012 03:31P
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