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Monsignor's Coverup Trial Set to Open
"If Lynn was doing his job and he was thinking about kids first, he would have done something about the allegations," Assistant District Attorney Patrick Blessington said at a pretrial court hearing Friday. One of the priests Msgr. Lynn oversaw was
Updated: 03/25/2012 07:22P
Court Can't Let Broccoli Get in Way of Health Care Law: View
This is the requirement that Americans either have health insurance or pay a penalty. Challengers to the law, which include 26 states and the small-business lobby, argue that Congress lacks the authority to impose such a mandate.
Updated: 03/25/2012 07:19P
Man to stand trial today
A LOCAL horse trainer has been committed to stand for trial in Wagga District Court today on five different charges relating to indecent assault offences. The man faced Young Local Court in October on three charges including two counts of aggravated
Updated: 03/25/2012 07:05P
Turkish ex-military chief on trial for "terrorism"
Sezer is expected to ask for the case to be transferred to the Supreme Court, as befitting a state official of Basbug's seniority, though earlier requests were rejected. The 68-year-old retiree is the most senior officer among hundreds of secularists
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:58P
Philadelphia priest trial refocuses abuse scandal
Because of a court-mandated gag order, all parties in the case are prevented from commenting. But Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, says Sarmina was inappropriate and incorrect. "We don't have a problem today," Donahue said.
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:53P
Turkish ex-military chief on trial for “terrorism”
Sezer is expected to ask for the case to be transferred to the Supreme Court, as befitting a state official of Basbug's seniority, though earlier requests were rejected. The 68-year-old retiree is the most senior officer among hundreds of secularists
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:51P
Showdown for US healthcare law
Twenty-six states, as well as a small business group and four individuals, are challenging the law introduced by the Obama administration, which was an attempt to try to ensure greater coverage and fairness in one of the few industrialised nations
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:45P
Philadelphia priest abuse trial to draw plenty of attention
Because of a court-mandated gag order, all parties in the case are prevented from commenting. But Bill Donohue, president of the Catholic League, says Sarmina was inappropriate and incorrect. "We don't have a problem today," Donahue said.
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:45P
SALMOND APPLAUDS END OF LOCKERBIE APPEAL SECRECY
“The Lockerbie case, of course, remains an open criminal investigation, and while the only place to determine guilt or innocence is in a court of law, the SCCRC is a valuable body which is itself part of the Scottish criminal justice system.
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:41P
Costly state courts high-tech update fate in hands of judicial leaders
The system was meant to speed up the wheels of justice by linking courts to each other and state agencies such as the Department of Justice, replacing paper court files with electronic documents and allowing judges with a click of a mouse to check
Updated: 03/25/2012 06:36P
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