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Sharon Cuneta wins land dispute case
A COMPANY reportedly owned by actress Sharon Cuneta won a land dispute case against retired Supreme Court Justice Justo Torres Jr. before the Court of Appeals. The case involves a prime commercial lot in Quezon City. The CA upheld the ruling of the
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:39P
Mislang faces new charges
A JUDGE who was once called a “disgrace in the judiciary and without delicadeza” and was administratively charged before the Supreme Court is facing new charges. This time, Pasig City Regional Trial Court Branch 167 Judge Rolando Mislang is being
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:39P
Arrest has lawyers, legal experts questioning treatment of attorney David Dunn
As economic recovery stirs, the 203K mortgage -- a Federal Housing Administration loan that is... Tickets are $36-$90.50. The full public onsale will start at 10 am- 6:04 pm The almighty Donald Trump offered an easy explanation for the recent
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:37P
Corey Smith Trial: Day 2
The pictures shown during court were gruesome, so we can't show you much from the courtroom. Beneath a sheet is Pat Burley's body. The pictures shown in court Tuesday showed her hands and feet tied, her face unrecognizable. Before Burley's body got
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:36P
Utah environmentalist's assault trial begins
By aaron falk Attorneys offered diverging theories of a 2008 fight between a local environmentalist and his ex-girlfriend Tuesday, as the trial for Great Salt Lakekeeper Jeffrey Charles Salt got under way in 3rd District Court.
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:34P
Gay-bashing trial sees video footage of attack, homophobic slurs
VANCOUVER — On the first day of a trial over an alleged gay-bashing, a Vancouver court saw video evidence of two Richmond, BC, brothers assaulting and shouting homophobic slurs at a gay couple in downtown Vancouver in June 2010.
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:33P
Danville jury convicts in robbery case, finds Johnson not guilty of murder
Shaw Devonte Johnson was found not guilty of first-degree murder and weapons charges, but was convicted by a Danville Ciruit Court jury of robbery, attempted robbery and conspiracy to committ robbery. The Danville Circuit Court jury that heard the case
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:29P
Danville jury convicts in robbery case, finds Johnson not guilty of murder
Shaw Devonte Johnson was found not guilty of first-degree murder and weapons charges, but was convicted by a Danville Ciruit Court jury of robbery, attempted robbery and conspiracy to committ robbery. The Danville Circuit Court jury that heard the case
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:29P
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Tree clippings and brush for pickup must be bundled (secured with cotton twine) and cannot exceed four feet in length and two feet in diameter with branches no more than 2.5 inches in diameter. Each bundle must have a yard waste sticker attached.
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:28P
Mississauga schoolgirl murder trial: Accused blames ex-lover for killing
her defence lawyer Daniel Brodsky asked in court on Tuesday. “No,” Liard replied in a clear voice. LaSota sat bolt upright and stared at his former lover as she described him as the sole killer of Firgin-Hewie, 13, on Dec.10, 2008.
Updated: 03/20/2012 07:26P
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