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Connecticut Says Scholastic Liable for Club Sales Tax
A spokesperson for Scholastic said the publisher “disagrees with the decision and is considering an appeal to the US Supreme Court.” The ruling by the Connecticut high court had reversed an earlier trial court decision.
Updated: 03/21/2012 06:03P
Connecticut Says Scholastic Liable for Club Sales Tax
A spokesperson for Scholastic said the publisher “disagrees with the decision and is considering an appeal to the US Supreme Court.” The ruling by the Connecticut high court had reversed an earlier trial court decision.
Updated: 03/21/2012 06:03P
Man found guilty in baseball-bat murder
By Elbert Starks III of The News-Sentinel A man faces up to 95 years in prison after an Allen Superior Court jury delivered a guilty verdict in a trial for murder. Manuel J. Silva was convicted Wednesday afternoon of murder, which carries a sentencing
Updated: 03/21/2012 06:00P
Jury awards $4m to two schoolgirls who 'were sexually molested by P.E teacher'
A Sacramento Superior Court assigned 63 percent of the responsibility in Jane Doe's case to the teacher and 37 percent to the district. The second plaintiff, Susan Doe, claimed she was molested once by Mehrdadi and was awarded $400000.
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:58P
Gary Buford trial delayed to May 8
By Kara Hansen Murphey The trial of Gary Buford was off to a late start this week in Clackamas County Circuit Court. Although the trial was set to begin Tuesday, challenges to judges' abilities to hear the case led to a one-day delay.
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:57P
Gary Buford trial delayed to May 8
By Kara Hansen Murphey The trial of Gary Buford was off to a late start this week in Clackamas County Circuit Court. Although the trial was set to begin Tuesday, challenges to judges' abilities to hear the case led to a one-day delay.
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:57P
Mexico judges rule that Frenchwoman not be freed
MEXICO CITY (AP) — A Supreme Court panel voted Wednesday not to free a Frenchwoman who says she was unjustly sentenced to 60 years in prison for kidnapping in a case that has put Mexico's troubled justice system on trial and become a cause celebre in
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:56P
Court upholds ban on immigrant housing law
Passed in 2008, the law called on the city's building inspector to check the immigration status of anyone wanting to rent an apartment who wasn'ta US citizen. Illegal immigrants could be barred from rental housing, and landlords who knowingly allowed
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:52P
Supreme Court rules bad plea bargains unconstitutional, Justice Scalia dissents
The court ruled in several cases. In the first case, the defendant Anthony Cooper, was charged with assault and attempted murder for shooting a woman in the thigh and buttocks. Cooper's attorney advised his client to go to trial, arguing that the
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:52P
Supreme Court rules bad plea bargains unconstitutional, Justice Scalia dissents
The court ruled in several cases. In the first case, the defendant Anthony Cooper, was charged with assault and attempted murder for shooting a woman in the thigh and buttocks. Cooper's attorney advised his client to go to trial, arguing that the
Updated: 03/21/2012 05:52P
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