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Jury fail to reach a verdict in cash-in-transit raid trial
A jury has failed to reach a verdict in the trial of a man accused of plotting to steal from a cash-in-transit van in Kildare four and half years ago. Joseph Warren (aged 30) of Belclare Crescent, Ballymun had pleaded not guilty to conspiring to steal
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:16A
Scuffle forces delay of Egypt police trial
The head of the Alexandria Criminal Court on Tuesday adjourned the trial of police officers accused of killing protesters during Egypt's revolution until Wednesday, due to a disturbance in the courtroom. Five minutes into the session, the victims'
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:14A
Scuffle forces delay of Egypt police trial
The head of the Alexandria Criminal Court on Tuesday adjourned the trial of police officers accused of killing protesters during Egypt's revolution until Wednesday, due to a disturbance in the courtroom. Five minutes into the session, the victims'
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:14A
Interview: Belarus Subway-Bombing Trial 'Like Some Kind of Phantasmagoria'
RFE/RL: You attended the entire trial, which ran from September 15 through November 30 of last year. All in all, you were present for more than 40 court sessions. What was your lasting impression of what you saw? Was there any way in which this trial
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:10A
Bhagvad Gita case: Russian court reserves verdict till Mar 21
Place: Moscow | Agency: PTI A Russian court on Tuesday reserved its verdict till tomorrow on the ban on a translated version of the Bhagvad Gita for being extremist, a case that drew a flurry of criticism from Hindus across the world.
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:10A
The International Criminal Court's First Verdict Provokes Renewed Scrutiny
By the time the first verdict of the decade-old International Criminal Court was finally handed down on March 14, broader implications of this pioneering case were being recognized by human rights groups and international lawyers.
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:07A
The International Criminal Court's First Verdict Provokes Renewed Scrutiny
By the time the first verdict of the decade-old International Criminal Court was finally handed down on March 14, broader implications of this pioneering case were being recognized by human rights groups and international lawyers.
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:07A
Inside the Mets' Madoff Payout
So when reporters challenged David Sheehan, the lead counsel for the Madoff bankruptcy trustee, about why he agreed Monday to a $162 million settlement on terms seemingly favorable to the owners of the New York Mets, he said: “This is a settlement for
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:07A
Arrest looms for Luisita farmers who cling to land
Judge Marvin Mangino, of the municipal trial court here, issued the warrant on Feb. 23 but it was sent for enforcement to the city police on Monday. Mangino set bail of P12,000 for each of the accused. Lawyer Jobert Pahilga, who represents the farmers,
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:02A
Trial opens for 9 suspected militants
By Al Goodman, CNN Madrid (CNN) -- Nine suspected Islamic militants went on trial in Madrid Tuesday, charged with plotting terrorist attacks in two Spanish enclaves on Morocco's north coast just across the Mediterranean Sea from the Spanish mainland.
Updated: 03/20/2012 10:02A
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