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Trial looms for man accused of killing Kan. teen
Prosecutors hope a trove of hundreds of text messages, surveillance photos from the convenience store where he bought a half gallon of gas the night of her disappearance, gruesome crime scene photos and DNA evidence are enough to win a conviction.
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:14P
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority and former administrator Gary Shepard
According to records in Hampden Superior Court, the case is listed as settled, and a trial that was scheduled April 30, is canceled. However, details of the settlement were not on file, and have not been released by either the authority, represented by
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:11P
Pioneer Valley Transit Authority and former administrator Gary Shepard
According to records in Hampden Superior Court, the case is listed as settled, and a trial that was scheduled April 30, is canceled. However, details of the settlement were not on file, and have not been released by either the authority, represented by
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:11P
Supreme Judicial Court to hear appeal in mother-baby killing
Now the state's highest court will determine whether Entwistle deserves a new trial. Entwistle's lawyer, Stephen Paul Maidman, argues that evidence taken from the couple's rented house in Hopkinton was seized illegally because police did not have the
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:11P
Mass. high court to hear appeal from British man convicted of killing his wife
Now the state's highest court will determine whether Entwistle deserves a new trial. Entwistle's lawyer, Stephen Paul Maidman, argues that evidence taken from the couple's rented house in Hopkinton was seized illegally because police did not have the
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:05P
Under Aged in the Defilement Trial Cross Examined
(pointing to a man in court) Counsel: Are you aware that your father demanded D100,000 for the withdrawal of the case in court? Under aged: No, I am not aware of that? Counsel: You would agree that if it was not for your father's demands the matter
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:05P
Murder case nets Mo. man life in prison
The 26-year-old man did not address the court during the proceeding. District Court Judge Mary Ann Brown also ordered Hobbs to pay $150000 to the estate of his victim, Shawn R. Wright, 40, of Kahoka, Mo., plus $10817 to the Iowa Crime Victims
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:00P
Murder case nets Mo. man life in prison
The 26-year-old man did not address the court during the proceeding. District Court Judge Mary Ann Brown also ordered Hobbs to pay $150000 to the estate of his victim, Shawn R. Wright, 40, of Kahoka, Mo., plus $10817 to the Iowa Crime Victims
Updated: 03/24/2012 12:00P
OLCC looking into Cabana Club case
It could lead to civil sanctions against 56-year-old McMinnville resident Daniel Frost, currently awaiting trial in Yamhill County Circuit Court on two counts of furnishing liquor to a minor, a Class A misdemeanor. Officers encountere three visibly
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:49A
Gloria Arroyo: Patient patient, ideal detainee, into landscaping
It is not a bailable offense, but Arroyo's lawyers are trying to convince Judge Jesus Mupas of Branch 112 of the Pasay City Regional Trial Court that her health condition remains delicate. She is allegedly suffering from a debilitating spinal condition
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:48A
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