Latest Trial Court News
N1.3 Billion NFF Scam: Lulu,
The Federal High Court, Abuja, on Wednesday stayed proceedings to allow the former officials of the Nigerian Football Association (NFA) to appeal the court's decision on the no-case-submission filed by the accused persons over N1.3 billion scam.
Updated: 03/28/2012 03:11P
N1.3 Billion NFF Scam: Lulu,
The Federal High Court, Abuja, on Wednesday stayed proceedings to allow the former officials of the Nigerian Football Association (NFA) to appeal the court's decision on the no-case-submission filed by the accused persons over N1.3 billion scam.
Updated: 03/28/2012 03:11P
The Latest in Bedford v Canada: What does it mean?
The trial court accepted the applicant's position completely and struck down all three offences. The government appealed the trial court decision, which led to the decision the Ontario Court of Appeal just released. Rather than the Court of Appeal
Updated: 03/28/2012 03:09P
The Latest in Bedford v Canada: What does it mean?
The trial court accepted the applicant's position completely and struck down all three offences. The government appealed the trial court decision, which led to the decision the Ontario Court of Appeal just released. Rather than the Court of Appeal
Updated: 03/28/2012 03:09P
PG council member to fight reckless driving ticket
A trial is scheduled for council member Karen R. Toles on April 20 in Prince George's County District Court. Ms. Toles previously paid a $90 fine after a Prince George's County police officer ticked her for an unsafe lane change and gave her a warning
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:54P
PG council member to fight reckless driving ticket
A trial is scheduled for council member Karen R. Toles on April 20 in Prince George's County District Court. Ms. Toles previously paid a $90 fine after a Prince George's County police officer ticked her for an unsafe lane change and gave her a warning
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:54P
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds verdict against BNSF over fatal car-train crash
The high court today denied the Burlington Northern Santa Fe rail company a new trial. It reversed the Minnesota Court of Appeals, which had ordered a new trial, saying that an error in jury instructions may have led jurors to base their decision on
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:53P
Minnesota Supreme Court upholds verdict against BNSF over fatal car-train crash
The high court today denied the Burlington Northern Santa Fe rail company a new trial. It reversed the Minnesota Court of Appeals, which had ordered a new trial, saying that an error in jury instructions may have led jurors to base their decision on
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:53P
Killer Joseph Duncan gets new competency hearing
Convicted killer Joseph E. Duncan will return to federal court for competency hearings after the US Supreme Court declined to accept arguments on one portion of the case and reinstated a lower court's ruling that he must now undergo hearings to
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:45P
Lawsuit against Harmony school district dismissed
By RUSTY EBERT, Ledger correspondent | Mar 28, 2012 KEOSAUQUA — District Court Judge Lucy J. Gamon has dismissed a wrongful termination suit brought by former Harmony superintendent Joseph Hundeby against the school district. Hundeby was dismissed as
Updated: 03/28/2012 02:37P