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Woman won't stand trial for 'abusing' 104 dogs
The Department of Justice confirmed the court directed a permanent stay of the proceedings. RSPCA chief Mark Townend says it's a sad end to a trying case. "It's a sad ending for everyone concerned, the complainant, the respondent and all those who were
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:30A
Defence hits out at 'premature' arrests
By VUYO MKIZE The state should have completed investigations and compiled a full charge sheet before any arrests were made in “the bread case”. This assertion was made by advocate Dawie Joubert in the Protea Magistrate's Court on Friday after the State
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:17A
Defence hits out at 'premature' arrests
By VUYO MKIZE The state should have completed investigations and compiled a full charge sheet before any arrests were made in “the bread case”. This assertion was made by advocate Dawie Joubert in the Protea Magistrate's Court on Friday after the State
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:17A
The Chief Justice's concerns and questions in the Greene case went to the core
I was sure Mr. Greene would be exonerated in a pre-trial court of law – a totally different construction from the court of public opinion and emotion. The Chief Justice's concerns and questions, iterated in his opinion, mirror my own; and they go to
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:07A
Cheating trial of Chan postponed
The cheating trial case of the former Minister of Transport Tan Seri Chan Kong Choy was postponed to the 23 rd and the 24 th of April, 2012 on Monday as per statement issued by the High Court due to a pending application filed to the Attorney General.
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:06A
Cheating trial of Chan postponed
The cheating trial case of the former Minister of Transport Tan Seri Chan Kong Choy was postponed to the 23 rd and the 24 th of April, 2012 on Monday as per statement issued by the High Court due to a pending application filed to the Attorney General.
Updated: 04/02/2012 05:06A
Australians to testify in Bali bomber trial
The prosecution and lawyers for Patek have confirmed that three Australians will appear as witnesses when the 45-year-old's trial resumes in the West Jakarta District Court on Thursday. The names of the three people were not immediately available.
Updated: 04/02/2012 04:52A
Australians to testify in Bali bomber trial
The prosecution and lawyers for Patek have confirmed that three Australians will appear as witnesses when the 45-year-old's trial resumes in the West Jakarta District Court on Thursday. The names of the three people were not immediately available.
Updated: 04/02/2012 04:52A
STC bars bikini photos students from graduation march
Sheriff Manuel Jimeno of the Cebu City Regional Trial Court (RTC), who served the temporary restraining order issued by judge Wilfredo Navarro of Branch 19 on Thursday, was likewise barred by the guards from entering the STC campus.
Updated: 04/02/2012 04:44A
Court hears closing statements in miners' charity theft trial
A COURT was told on Friday how a former Mansfield union leader accused of stealing almost £150000 from a charity supporting sick and elderly miners thought he was entitled to have a kitchen fitted in his home as remuneration for his work as as a
Updated: 04/02/2012 04:36A
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