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Case stalls for ex-Missouri sheriff accused of possessing drugs, guns
LOUIS -- A year after a Missouri sheriff was arrested in a methamphetamine sting, his court case remains on hold. Carter County Sheriff Tommy Adams was arrested on April 2, 2011, accused of distributing meth to a confidential informant working with the
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:14P
India court rejects appeals in telecom licence dispute
"We have carefully perused the review petitions and the record of the case and are satisfied that the ... judgment does not suffer from any legal infirmity warranting reconsideration of the issues decided," a two-judge panel said in its order
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:13P
Five Accused 9/11 Plotters To Face Trial
President Barack Obama halted the previous trial and wanted them prosecuted in civilian court. Congress opposed the move and the administration was forced to shift it back to Guantanamo Bay. Mohammed, along with Walid bin Attash of Saudi Arabia,
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:13P
WSET.com - ABC13Investigators: Tenn. judge high on pills in court
Another judge has already tossed out the convictions from the high-profile murder case and ordered new trials. Other defendants are hoping for a similar outcome, and bids for new trials from the many people convicted in Baumgartner's court could
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:12P
WSET.com - ABC13Investigators: Tenn. judge high on pills in court
Another judge has already tossed out the convictions from the high-profile murder case and ordered new trials. Other defendants are hoping for a similar outcome, and bids for new trials from the many people convicted in Baumgartner's court could
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:12P
A warning from the Queensland Supreme Court to insurers: pay as early as
The insured in this case, Oakland Investments, was in the business of lending money to property developers and investors. When a number of these investors defaulted on their loans, Oakland claimed on the “mortgage indemnity and impairment” policies
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:12P
R.I. Supreme Court disciplines Warwick lawyer Bruce E. Vealey
The case was dismissed before trial because Vealey failed to produce documents requested by those he'd sued. The court adopted the recommendation of its Disciplinary Board in devising the sanction. The complaint against Vealey was brought by Regina
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:12P
Virginia Tech Negligence Suit: State Cap Damages In
"Whatever path the plaintiffs ask this court to take," the state wrote in its filing, "the destination is the same. The sole defendant in this case is the commonwealth, no judgment can be entered against any other party, and no applicable `liability
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:11P
US Says 9/11 Trial to Resume at Guantanamo
Defense lawyers were hoping two men would be tried separately on non-capital charges, arguing the pair are accused of relatively minor roles. President Barack Obama halted the previous trial and wanted them prosecuted in civilian court.
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:11P
5 to go on trial for 9/11 attacks
US President Barack Obama halted the previous trial and wanted them prosecuted in civilian court. However the US Congress opposed the move and the administration was forced to shift it back to Guantanamo Bay.
Updated: 04/04/2012 02:11P
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