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Business permit case
Anna Wilkinson, prosecuting on behalf of the Environment Agency, told the court it was their case that permits should have been in place for the business to operate. For Burdis, Cheryl Dudley said it was her client's case that the type and scale of the
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:24P
Syrian man cannot be extradited, court rules
ABU DHABI // A man wanted by the Syrian regime cannot be extradited because the country is unstable and he would not receive a fair trial, the Federal Supreme Court ruled yesterday. The court noted that Syria had used "unexplained" violence to quell "a
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:15P
US staff allowed to sue Tata as a group in wage row
The ruling concerns only 'one procedural matter and does not address the merits of this case', Michael McCabe, a spokesman for Tata, said. 'TCS continues to believe that when this matter concludes, the court will find that the plaintiff's claims are
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:06P
US staff allowed to sue Tata as a group in wage row
The ruling concerns only 'one procedural matter and does not address the merits of this case', Michael McCabe, a spokesman for Tata, said. 'TCS continues to believe that when this matter concludes, the court will find that the plaintiff's claims are
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:06P
Firing squad execution halted for Utah inmate
A federal hearing has yet to be scheduled in the case, and Archuleta's attorneys haven't filed anything beyond the requested stay of execution. US District Court Judge Tena Campbell granted the stay last month. Five previous state court appeals have
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:01P
Firing squad execution halted for Utah inmate
A federal hearing has yet to be scheduled in the case, and Archuleta's attorneys haven't filed anything beyond the requested stay of execution. US District Court Judge Tena Campbell granted the stay last month. Five previous state court appeals have
Updated: 04/03/2012 04:01P
Horton seeks reversal of conviction in 1974 Prairie Village murder
The Kansas Supreme Court last year ordered the hearing for John Henry Horton so the court can determine if “prejudicial error” was committed during his second trial in 2008. The judge did not rule on the issue after Tuesday's hearing in Johnson County
Updated: 04/03/2012 03:50P
Horton seeks reversal of conviction in 1974 Prairie Village murder
The Kansas Supreme Court last year ordered the hearing for John Henry Horton so the court can determine if “prejudicial error” was committed during his second trial in 2008. The judge did not rule on the issue after Tuesday's hearing in Johnson County
Updated: 04/03/2012 03:50P
Two Accused of Attempted Bank Robbery Bound Over for Trial
The two people taken into custody after attempting to rob the Associated Bank in Sussex are now bound over for trial. They'll be back in court May 2. By Andy Ambrosius The man and woman accused of attempting to rob the Associated Bank in Sussex are now
Updated: 04/03/2012 03:44P
Two Accused of Attempted Bank Robbery Bound Over for Trial
The two people taken into custody after attempting to rob the Associated Bank in Sussex are now bound over for trial. They'll be back in court May 2. By Andy Ambrosius The man and woman accused of attempting to rob the Associated Bank in Sussex are now
Updated: 04/03/2012 03:44P
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