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Father of driver in fatality appeals for attorney's fees, sanctions
In 2006 a trial court ruled that Lambrecht was not liable for his adult son's automobile wreck, according to his brief. On Friday attorneys for Clegg declined to comment on the case, citing its pending status. Efforts to reach Clegg were unsuccessful.
Updated: 03/25/2012 12:30A
Money & the Law: Auto insurance cases take odd twists [Gazette, The (CO)]
One such case, recently decided by the Colorado Court of Appeals , had the following facts. Richard Terlingen , in one car, and Chanson Roque and Shannon Isenhour , in another car, while driving side by side, exchanged words expressing disappointment
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:48P
Warrant issued for elusive theft suspect
Nathan Bayreuther failed to appear for his sentencing March 15 in Flathead District Court on felony criminal endangerment and assault on a peace officer charges connected to a 2010 case and a misdemeanor bail jumping charge.
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:31P
Tour boat sex offender case moves forward
Trial in the case is scheduled to begin May 7 before Justice Stephen Ferradino. Shoreline Cruises and its owner, James Quirk, were sued over a June 21, 2008, incident in which a registered sex offender exposed himself to and accosted a 15-year-old boy
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:30P
Many think Bales case reflects a military pushed to the limit
The last execution under the code of military justice came half a century ago. This case will wind its way through the military justice system probably more deliberately than quickly and in ways that differ from the civilian courts.
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:18P
Trial resumes for CT man charged with extortion
By WFSB Staff A trial is continuing for a former butler charged with attempting to extort millions of dollars fromphilanthropist Anne H. Bass. The trial of Emanuel Nicolescu continues Monday in federal court in New Haven.
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:13P
Lack of space, funding endanger court records
Hutchinson County Clerk of District Courts Robin Stroud sifts through old court records at the Stinnett courthouse. By BOBBY CERVANTES An 1886 lawsuit filed by the state of Texas against famed rancher Charles Goodnight might have been forgotten history
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:04P
Bales' trial likely to be held in US within 18-24 months
SEATTLE (US) The court-martial of a US soldier charged with killing 17 Afghan villagers will likely be held in 18-24 months in the US, his home base said on Friday, giving details of the alleged crimes after he was charged with 17 premeditated murders.
Updated: 03/24/2012 11:00P
Norwalk man's sexual assault trial begins Monday
By STEVE KOBAK Hour Staff Writer NORWALK -- The trial of a city man accused of sexually assaulting his former fiancee will begin Monday at Norwalk Superior Court, two years after the man was arrested. Six jurors will decide the fate of 34-year-old
Updated: 03/24/2012 10:12P
Will Supreme Court Declare War on Whistleblowers?
He is held in prison at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas awaiting trial, most likely in August. If his case or any of the others ends up in the Supreme Court, as some expect will happen, a ruling in favor of the government would instantly criminalize all
Updated: 03/24/2012 10:12P
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