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Jury deliberating at LaSota-Liard murder trial
Deliberations continue until at least 7 pm on Friday. If they have not reached a verdict by then, deliberations will continue Saturday morning. A Brampton court heard closing arguments Thursday in the first - degree murder trial of Rafal.
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:12P
Case Against Asian Market Moves Forward
County accuses grocer of selling live frogs and fish, which is against Virginia law; a Fairfax County Circuit Court judge ruled Friday statute did not conflict with federal law. By Lauren Sausser In some Asian cultures, eels, frogs and even turtles are
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:10P
Did the State lose interest in pursuing Robinah
Dr. Aggrey Kiyingi aboard the Luzira Prisons bus after a court ruling hearing at Buganda Road Court in 2005. Dr Kiyingi was arrested at the burial of his wife in Wakiso District as a prime suspect in her murder. By Anthony Wesaka (email the author)
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:08P
Deputies petition to take part in the ongoing case
On the 60th hearing of the ongoing “Internet Memorandum” case, Prosecutor Mehmet Ali Pekgzel has requested that the investigation be merged with the second Ergenekon trial, while several deputies are also demanding to become parts in the case.
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:06P
6-year sentence sought in French terror trial
AP PARIS -- A French prosecutor has asked a Paris court to sentence an Algerian-born nuclear physicist to six years in prison for his suspected role in plotting terrorism with al-Qaida's north African wing. The request came at the end of the two-day
Updated: 03/30/2012 05:02P
The People &c., Respondent v. Tecoy Ingram, Appellant, No. 43
CPL 470.15(1) precludes the Appellate Division from reviewing an issue that was either decided in an appellant's favor or was not decided by the trial court (see People v. Concepcion, 17 NY3d 192 [2011]; People v. LaFontaine, 92 NY2d 470 [1998]).
Updated: 03/30/2012 04:57P
Ky. lawyer gets new trial for lack of attorney
The Kentucky Court of Appeals granted William Otto Ayers a new trial on tax evasion charges on the grounds that Jefferson Circuit Judge Susan Schultz Gibson should have held a hearing before allowing Ayers to represent himself at trial in 2010.
Updated: 03/30/2012 04:55P
Ky. lawyer gets new trial for lack of attorney
The Kentucky Court of Appeals granted William Otto Ayers a new trial on tax evasion charges on the grounds that Jefferson Circuit Judge Susan Schultz Gibson should have held a hearing before allowing Ayers to represent himself at trial in 2010.
Updated: 03/30/2012 04:55P
French Court Backs Extradition of Rwandan Genocide Suspect
For the first time, a French court has approved the extradition of a suspect to Rwanda to face charges in that country's 1994 genocide. The court in the city of Rouen ruled that Claude Muhayimana can be sent to Rwanda, where is he accused of genocide
Updated: 03/30/2012 04:54P
HC slams CBIs UT branch,hands probe to Delhi unit
On the other hand Chandigarh Police, which has already submitted a chargesheet in the trial Court, has been slammed by the High Court for “shoddy investigation”. The directions were passed today by a division bench comprising Chief Justice Ranjan Gogoi
Updated: 03/30/2012 04:54P
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