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Turkish general storms out of terrorism trial
former chief of Turkey's armed forces on trial for terrorism stormed out of the courtroom on Tuesday, angered by the prosecution playing tapes of phone conversations, having earlier refused to defend himself or recognise the authority of the court.
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:45A
Ex-Palawan gov, 4 others ordered arrested for journalist's slay
By Tetch Torres MANILA, Philippines—The Palawan Regional Trial Court Branch 52 on Tuesday ordered the arrest of former Palawan Governor Joel Reyes and several others in connection with the death of journalist and environmentalist Gerry Ortega.
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:43A
Ex-Palawan gov, 4 others ordered arrested for journalist's slay
By Tetch Torres MANILA, Philippines—The Palawan Regional Trial Court Branch 52 on Tuesday ordered the arrest of former Palawan Governor Joel Reyes and several others in connection with the death of journalist and environmentalist Gerry Ortega.
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:43A
Egypt: Children on Trial
The Egyptian military should end all investigations and trials of children before military courts, Human Rights Watch said, and should release or transfer all those already convicted to the juvenile justice system.In particular, the military should
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:40A
Prisoner who contracted TB suffers blow
While Lee was in custody, he appeared in court some 70 times, but his case was postponed each time. He also contracted tuberculosis (TB), which he blamed on the prison authorities not taking enough precautions to safeguard him from contracting the
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:38A
Atty: Monsignor 'won't run' from Pa. church...
Assistant District Attorney Jacqueline Coelho called the case “a battle between right and wrong within the archdiocese and the office of secretary for clergy.” Lynn, 61, appears solemn in court, where he has spent much of the past few months attending
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:35A
Testimony begins in Pa. trial of Catholic...
That complaint, dating to 1992, was detailed in court Monday by the first witness to take the stand in the trial. A Philadelphia detective read a 1992 letter from a medical student that said Avery had once gotten him drunk and molested him after a DJ
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:35A
So much for your day in court: Justice system shifts from public trials to
Ironically, the Supreme Court is to blame. It is leading a quiet transformation by moving the country from using public court trials to secret arbitration hearings. Justice in a court of law emphasizes fairness, using costly traditional practices:
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:33A
So much for your day in court: Justice system shifts from public trials to
Ironically, the Supreme Court is to blame. It is leading a quiet transformation by moving the country from using public court trials to secret arbitration hearings. Justice in a court of law emphasizes fairness, using costly traditional practices:
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:33A
Man, 82, found guilty in 1992 killing
Ronald Leslie Pennington stood trial in the Supreme Court in Perth for murdering 41-year-old Cariad Anderson-Slater in July 1992, but a jury today found him not guilty on that charge. The jury deliberated for a day before finding Pennington guilty of
Updated: 03/27/2012 08:31A
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