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Jury resumes deliberations in Orie public corruption case
In a marked difference from Judge Jeffrey A. Manning's empty courtroom over the weekend, the court today is returning to its regular workload and has a full docket of cases this morning. Most of the seats are packed, as is the third-floor hallway of
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:30A
Jury resumes deliberations in Orie public corruption case
In a marked difference from Judge Jeffrey A. Manning's empty courtroom over the weekend, the court today is returning to its regular workload and has a full docket of cases this morning. Most of the seats are packed, as is the third-floor hallway of
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:30A
Two Million Signatures for Uhuru Futile - ICC
By Judie Kaberia, 26 March 2012 The International Criminal Court (ICC) on Monday described a bid to collect two million signatures to petition The Hague-based court to delay the trial of Deputy Prime Uhuru Kenyatta as futile.
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:15A
Kazakhstan puts 47 on trial on terrorism charges
A court in western Kazakhstan has begun hearing the case of 47 people charged with involvement in terrorist activities. State news agency Kazinform cites the prosecutors' office in the western Atyrau province as saying that most of the defendants on
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:13A
Court summons 500 prospective jurors in Great Bend murder trial
About 500 prospective jurors have been summoned to Barton County Court for the trial of a man suspected of killing a 14-year-old Great Bend girl whose charred body was found at an asphalt plant. Jury selection begins Monday for Adam Joseph Longoria.
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:08A
Ex-cricketer Cairns wins libel case against Modi
Bean granted Modi permission to appeal over the amount of damages but refused permission on the issue of liability, although Modi's lawyers are set to go to the Court of Appeal directly on that point. Cairns sued over an "unequivocal allegation" of
Updated: 03/26/2012 10:05A
judge slams sex case delay
Justice John Burns said the delay in bringing a case against Dennis Michael Nona was ''quite appalling''. But the Supreme Court judge said the public interest in having the matter resolved in the courts overruled any unfairness suffered by the accused.
Updated: 03/26/2012 09:55A
cold case murder trial wraps up
The court had previously heard that Mrs Anderson-Slater and her husband David Slater befriended Mr Pennington a month before her disappearance. Murder-accused Ronald Pennington had less motive to kill Cariad Anderson-Slater than her husband,
Updated: 03/26/2012 09:54A
Rhino poaching trial's disturbing evidence
So said Warrant Officer Jean-Pierre van Zyl-Roux, testifying in the Magudu Magistrate's Court in a bail application. He said alleged syndicate leader Evert Potgieter, 34, also had links to corrupt cops. He asked the court not to grant bail to Potgieter
Updated: 03/26/2012 09:50A
Cairns wins libel action against former IPL chief
Justice David Bean handed down judgment in London's High Court yesterday following a trial over some two weeks in early March when Cairns launched action against former Indian Premier League commissioner Lalit Modi, who posted the comment in January
Updated: 03/26/2012 09:49A
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