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Pair now face federal charges in break-in
First District Judge Steve Verby has granted the state's motions, court records indicate. A third suspect in the break-in, Austin Blake Thrasher, remains charged in state court with the burglary and grand theft. His three-day jury trial is set for May.
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:28P
AZ Supreme Court: “gratuitous violence” standard
to the grisly premeditated bludgeoning deaths of his girlfriend Susan Insalaco, her 12-year-old son Gabriel and 16-year-old daughter Anna aren't “aggravating” enough to warrant the previous death sentences imposed by Pima County Trial Courts.
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:28P
Family – maintenance — property division
Wisconsin Court of Appeals Civil Family – maintenance -- property division George C. (“Chuck”) Hiller appeals from the maintenance and property division portions of the judgment divorcing him and Joyce A. Hiller. We interpret the trial court's decision
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:28P
Shawn Tyson murder trial: 'Case built on deals and lies'
In her closing argument on Wednesday, defence lawyer Carolyn Schlemmer reminded the court of difficult conversations between investigators, prosecutors and witnesses. She said: "That is what this case is all about - threats, deals, benefits,
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:27P
Former Assistant Cherokee County Prosecutor takes stand during trial on drug
Jeffrey Pittman, former assistant Cherokee County prosecutor, took the stand in his own defense today during a trial in Cherokee County District Court on drug charges. The charges date to August 2009, after Pittman had left the Cherokee County
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:26P
Former Assistant Cherokee County Prosecutor takes stand during trial on drug
Jeffrey Pittman, former assistant Cherokee County prosecutor, took the stand in his own defense today during a trial in Cherokee County District Court on drug charges. The charges date to August 2009, after Pittman had left the Cherokee County
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:26P
Competency exam ordered for Chardon school shooting suspect
Judge Timothy Grendell in Geauga County Juvenile Court said in a brief notice Tuesday that he had ordered the evaluation of 17-year-old TJ Lane. The judge didn't elaborate and attorneys in the case are under a gag order. The ruling postpones next
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:24P
Minn. Supreme Court: railroad not entitled to retrial over crash that killed 4
PAUL — The Minnesota Supreme Court says the BNSF Railway Co. is not entitled to a new trial in a lawsuit over a 2003 car-train crash in Anoka that killed four young people. BNSF was ordered to pay $21.6 million in damages and $4 million in sanctions
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:24P
Obamacare -- The Other Trial
The Supreme Court of the United States isn't the only place that “Obamacare” is on trial this week. We now know that the Obama campaign has adopted the word Obamacare as its own. Since the term Obamacare didn't originate with the President or his
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:23P
Minnesota Supreme Court: BNSF not entitled to retrial
PAUL (AP) -- The Minnesota Supreme Court says the BNSF Railway Co. is not entitled to a new trial in a lawsuit over a 2003 car-train crash in Anoka that killed four young people. BNSF was ordered to pay $21.6 million in damages and $4 million in
Updated: 03/28/2012 01:22P
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