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June trial set for Cardwell
Former PVHC Chief Executive Officer Paul D. Cardwell and Michael J. Plake of West Lafayette, Ind., pleaded not guilty to 15 felony counts at their arraignment in US District Court in Cheyenne last week. The two men are free on $50000 unsecured bonds
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:53A
Sit With Editors, Discuss Guidelines: Guild to SC
"If statute is brought then free speech and administration of justice will be at peril," Dhavan submitted before a Constitution bench headed by Chief Justice SH Kapadia. "We have not developed sufficiently rich jurisprudence on the question of
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:51A
Rubashkin appeals conviction, sentence to Supreme Court
Last September, the US appeals court in St. Louis denied Rubashkin's bid for a new trial, in which he presented evidence that the original trial was unfair because of the involvement of Judge Linda Reade of the US District Court for the Northern
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:50A
Modi to appeal against London high court verdict
PTI Axed IPL commissioner Lalit Modi will be appealing against the London high court's verdict in the libel case filed against him by former New Zealand captain Chris Cairns. appropriate to comment any further at this time," Modi was quoted as saying
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:47A
Glencore and KPC strike deal in Sh3 billion oil dispute
PARTIES involved in a Sh3.3 billion oil dispute case have agreed to file written submissions to save court time. However, justice Eric Ogola directed the case in which Glencore Energy, UK Ltd has sued Kenya Pipeline Corporation (KPC) to come up in
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:45A
Glencore and KPC strike deal in Sh3 billion oil dispute
PARTIES involved in a Sh3.3 billion oil dispute case have agreed to file written submissions to save court time. However, justice Eric Ogola directed the case in which Glencore Energy, UK Ltd has sued Kenya Pipeline Corporation (KPC) to come up in
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:45A
Nunavut justice delays trial over security concerns
A justice in Nunavut has adjourned a manslaughter trial in the territory's capital of Iqaluit over what he calls an inadequate level of security inside the courtroom. On March 26, Justice Robert Kilpatrick of the Nunavut Court of Justice delayed the
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:44A
Nunavut justice delays trial over security concerns
A justice in Nunavut has adjourned a manslaughter trial in the territory's capital of Iqaluit over what he calls an inadequate level of security inside the courtroom. On March 26, Justice Robert Kilpatrick of the Nunavut Court of Justice delayed the
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:44A
Parole absconders to go on trial in July in slaying of elderly Royal Oak woman
By LL Brasier Two parole absconders will go on trial July 23 in the beating and stabbing death of an elderly Royal Oak woman, an Oakland County Circuit Court judge ruled this morning. Tonia Watson, 40, and her boyfriend, Alan Wood, 49, are charged with
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:43A
Riots plea father sobs in court
Tariq Jahan sobbed and held his head in his hands as he gave evidence to a jury at Birmingham Crown Court, where he is on trial charged with causing grievous bodily harm with intent and inflicting grievous bodily harm in a roadside altercation last
Updated: 04/03/2012 10:18A
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