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New Orleans cop to be sentenced for lying about fatal Convention Center police
John McCusker, The Times-PicayuneNew Orleans Police Officer Ronald Mitchell enters Federal Court Monday, December 5, 2011. Mitchell was one of two New Orleans police officers to stand trial in a case that was nominally about lying, but actually
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:32A
Bhagavad Gita Texts Up for Experts to Judge - Russian Ombudsman
Russia's human rights ombudsman Vladimir Lukin said it should be up to experts rather than judges to decide on disputed Bhagavad Gita texts that a Siberian court tried to ban as extremist. A Siberian district court in late 2011 rejected a petition
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:27A
Bhagavad Gita Texts Up for Experts to Judge - Russian Ombudsman
Russia's human rights ombudsman Vladimir Lukin said it should be up to experts rather than judges to decide on disputed Bhagavad Gita texts that a Siberian court tried to ban as extremist. A Siberian district court in late 2011 rejected a petition
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:27A
Court told accused killer Max Sica saw blood at Singh house
THE Singh murder trial yesterday heard the description accused killer Max Sica gave police about how he found the children's bodies in a spa bath at their north Brisbane home. Constable Daniel Gerald Bonwick told the court he went to the murder scene
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:16A
Japan: Court Upholds Life Term for Briton's Killer
Japan's high court on Wednesday upheld a life sentence for a man convicted for raping and killing Briton, Lindsay Hawker and burying her naked body in a sand-filled bathtub, in a case that horrified Japan and stirred a media frenzy five years ago,
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:14A
Pakistani prisoner Khalil Chisti steps out of jail
He was released after completing formalities at a court here regarding his conditional bail that was granted to him by the Supreme Court Monday. The apex court order had Tuesday evening reached the district court in Ajmer, about 150 km from the state
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:04A
Case against S M Krishna adjourned to May 5
PTI | 07:04 PM,Apr 11,2012 Bangalore, Apr 11 (PTI) Lokayukta Court today adjourned to May 5 further hearing on a private complaint against External Affairs Minister SM Krishna and two other former Karnataka Chief Ministers accusing them of involvement
Updated: 04/11/2012 10:01A
Lew tries to gag media in fight for trust fund millions
Rejecting Mrs Rinehart's application for leave to appeal last month, the Chief Justice of the High Court, Robert French, noted the ''important proposition that the proper conduct of trustees is a matter which warrants close public scrutiny''.
Updated: 04/11/2012 09:58A
Kidnapper contends that sex was consensual
A man from Moncton, NB, who kept a woman captive for a month and sexually assaulted her, proclaimed his innocence before the province's highest court Tuesday, arguing his defence lawyers didn't do their jobs at trial. Romeo Jacques Cormier, 64,
Updated: 04/11/2012 09:43A
Kidnapper contends that sex was consensual
A man from Moncton, NB, who kept a woman captive for a month and sexually assaulted her, proclaimed his innocence before the province's highest court Tuesday, arguing his defence lawyers didn't do their jobs at trial. Romeo Jacques Cormier, 64,
Updated: 04/11/2012 09:43A
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