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2G scam: Supreme Court says no to review of 2G licence cancellation
The court also dismissed the former telecom minister A Raja's petition seeking review of the judgment. Raja had pleaded that the cancellation of the licences and the findings about their irregular allotments would prejudice him during the trial.
Updated: 04/04/2012 10:08P

Oppenheim man to go to trial in May
Brown's trial will begin at 9:30 am on May 29 in US District Court in Albany. He was arrested on March 9 after federal Homeland Security agents tracked a pornographic photograph of an underage girl found online to his cell phone and found child
Updated: 04/04/2012 10:06P

Court picks terms in Apple/Samsung patent case
However, the Federal US Circuit Court of Appeals is scheduled to hear oral arguments on Friday in Apple's attempt to stop the sale of some Galaxy products before trial. Koh had rejected Apple's request. The case in US District Court, Northern District
Updated: 04/04/2012 10:06P

Manslaughter charge four to appear in court
FOUR Bahrainis accused of causing the death of a woman impaled in the head by a metal rod will appear in court for the first time next week. The defendants will stand trial at the Lower Criminal Court on Tuesday for manslaughter, assaulting police,
Updated: 04/04/2012 10:02P

World News 9/11 'plotters' set for US trial
The decision to move to trial in a military court follows years of political and legal wrangling over whether terrorism suspects like Mohammed and his alleged co-conspirators should be tried in civilian courts as criminals or before military courts as
Updated: 04/04/2012 10:01P

Lions' Mikel Leshoure pleads not guilty, preliminary exam set in marijuana
By Dave Birkett Detroit Lions running back Mikel Leshoure / PAUL SANCYA/Associated Press Lions running back Mikel Leshoure pleaded not guilty to a felony charge of possession of marijuana during an arraignment in Berrien County Trial Court on Wednesday
Updated: 04/04/2012 09:56P

9/11 mastermind to stand trial in military court
More than ten years after the 9/11 attacks, the admitted mastermind and four alleged co-conspirators were ordered to stand trial in military court. Scott Pelley reports if convicted they could face the death penalty. One of the hottest trends among
Updated: 04/04/2012 09:56P

One more mystery: judge gone from Aldawsari case
By James Clark - email US District Court Judge Sam Cummings in Lubbock removed himself from the terror case of Khalid Aldawsari, 21, a citizen of Saudi Arabia. Aldawsari was a college student in Lubbock when he was arrested and accused of Attempted Use
Updated: 04/04/2012 09:54P

One more mystery: judge gone from Aldawsari case
By James Clark - email US District Court Judge Sam Cummings in Lubbock removed himself from the terror case of Khalid Aldawsari, 21, a citizen of Saudi Arabia. Aldawsari was a college student in Lubbock when he was arrested and accused of Attempted Use
Updated: 04/04/2012 09:54P

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She allegedly dragged the boy, in the pool of his own blood, from the room and dumped him behind the building. She was said to have hidden the cutlass used in committing the dastardly act, under the bed, to cover up the alleged crime.
Updated: 04/04/2012 09:31P