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Stanford investors can pursue fraud claims
“This is a big deal,” said Baton Rouge attorney Phillip W. Preis, who represents more than 80 Stanford victims in two state court suits against SEI and many of Stanford's sales representatives. “These people are going to have their trial right here in
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:22P
Burglar accused facing trial
The defendant, of O'Hogan Road in Ballyfermot, appeared before Blanchardstown District Court charged with two counts of burglary as well as trespass and possession of stolen property. Judge Anthony Halpin remanded O'Toole in custody.
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:21P
Seized Jeep used to bring key Limerick witness to court
By David Hurley A BMW 4X4 seized from criminal Ger Dundon was used to transport his former partner, April Collins, to and from the Special Criminal Court during the trial of his brothers - John and Wayne Dundon - who were last week convicted of making
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:20P
Senators won't be swayed by surveys
He assured the public that he would decide based on the testimonies of witness and the evidence presented before the impeachment court. However, he commended the defense for building their case in favor of Corona. “While it is early for senator-judges
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:16P
Accused serial killer Camille Clroux to stand trial for 3 deaths
By Andrew Seymour, The Ottawa Citizen March 20, 2012 12:03 PM A court sketch of Camille Cleroux at his preliminary hearing in November 2011. Cleroux has consented to stand trial on three counts of first-degree murder. OTTAWA — Accused Ottawa serial
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:15P
MPs criticise Crown's Urewera case
The Urewera case is being described as "a huge error of judgment" by the Maori Party, and the Greens want an independent inquiry into it. The High Court jury in Auckland on Tuesday couldn't agree on whether the "Urewera Four" were guilty of
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:15P
MPs criticise Crown's Urewera case
The Urewera case is being described as "a huge error of judgment" by the Maori Party, and the Greens want an independent inquiry into it. The High Court jury in Auckland on Tuesday couldn't agree on whether the "Urewera Four" were guilty of
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:15P
Urewera Four to oppose moves for retrial
The Urewera Four will oppose any moves to have them retried after a jury yesterday returned a hung verdict on their most serious charge of participating in an organised criminal group. The mammoth five-year-old case lurched to an anticlimactic end
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:13P
ICC: Kenyan victims' lawyer fired
By Wahome Thuku The International Criminal Court has terminated the services of lawyer Morris Anyah, who was representing 233 Kenyan victims of the 2007/2008 post-election violence. Mr Anyah who has been representing 233 victims in the case against
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:12P
ICC: Kenyan victims' lawyer fired
By Wahome Thuku The International Criminal Court has terminated the services of lawyer Morris Anyah, who was representing 233 Kenyan victims of the 2007/2008 post-election violence. Mr Anyah who has been representing 233 victims in the case against
Updated: 03/20/2012 12:12P
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