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Trial Begins For Former Deputy Accused In Hwy 94 Fatal Crash
At least a dozen of Elmo's family members and friends were in court for the start of the trial, and some sobbed as prosecutors described the horrific injuries Elmo suffered from the crash. Fannin's attorney told jurors that his client had a green light
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:57P
State's high court reinstates murder conviction
The ruling wipes out an appeals court decision last year to reverse Devin W. Felix's conviction and grant him a trial. That court said evidence investigators obtained after they arrested Felix without a warrant should have been suppressed.
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:56P
George Houser to be sentenced June 29
by Kim Sloan, staff writer Former nursing home operator George Houser will be sentenced on June 29, according filings in US District Court in Rome on Tuesday. Judge Harold L. Murphy found Houser guilty of 11 charges — one count of health care fraud,
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:54P
Judge Considers Bond Request in McDaniel Case
Both the defense and the prosecution proposed bond for Stephen McDaniel on murder charges but differed drastically on the amount at a Superior Court hearing in Macon on Tuesday. McDaniel is accused of murdering his former neighbor and fellow Mercer Law
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:53P
Judge Considers Bond Request in McDaniel Case
Both the defense and the prosecution proposed bond for Stephen McDaniel on murder charges but differed drastically on the amount at a Superior Court hearing in Macon on Tuesday. McDaniel is accused of murdering his former neighbor and fellow Mercer Law
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:53P
Court okays Nnamani's prayer to travel abroad
By INNOCENT ANABA LAGOS—Former Enugu State governor, Senator Chimaroke Nnamani, was, yesterday, granted leave by a Federal High Court, Lagos, to travel abroad for medical treatment of an undisclosed ailment. Trial judge is Justice Charles Archibong.
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:51P
Court Says Madoff Victim Can't Redo Terms of His Divorce
The unanimous decision from the New York Court of Appeals overturned a lower court ruling that had allowed Steven Simkin, a real estate lawyer at a powerful Manhattan firm, to sue his ex-wife, Laura Blank, also a lawyer, to alter the terms of their
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:51P
Impossible from autopsy to tell if Tori Stafford was raped, court hears
WARNING: Graphic details from this court case may disturb some readers. What is clear is that the eight-year-old girl died from at least four hammer blows to her head, and 16 of her ribs were broken or fractured, Ontario's chief forensic pathologist
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:46P
Tobacco exec cites memory gaps when asked why he destroyed documents
It was a US court that concluded in 2006 that much of the research was destroyed in the United States, Canada and Australia and transferred to Britain to hide evidence and create hurdles for gathering evidence. In 2006, the US Federal District Court
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:46P
NY court restores Tenn. company's magazine dispute with publishers after judge
AP NEW YORK — A New York appeals court has restored an antitrust lawsuit brought against publishers by one of the country's one-time largest wholesale magazine distributors. The 2nd US Circuit Court of Appeals on Tuesday granted Anderson News LLC's
Updated: 04/03/2012 07:46P
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