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Oracle-Google Trial Starts Monday; Outcome Could Affect All Developers
By James Niccolai IDG News Service (San Francisco Bureau) — Oracle and Google are due in court Monday for the start of an eight-week jury trial that could have significant implications for developers of Android applications, as well as potentially for
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:28P
Can't tell how likely DNA - likely Stafford's - ended up in accused's car
McLean told the court the evidence does not indicate whether Rafferty sexually assaulted the little girl in the car, as McClintic has alleged. As one of the scientists at the Ontario Center for Forensic Sciences, McLean led the tests on several items
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:28P
Zimmerman in court over Martin shooting
GEORGE Zimmerman made his initial appearance in a Florida court overnight for his second-degree murder charge in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin, as the high-profile case entered its pre-trial phase. At the brief hearing, a handcuffed Mr Zimmerman
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:27P
Court allows hearsay evidence against Drew Peterson
The 3rd District Appellate Court previously had upheld a lower court ruling barring those statements as evidence because their reliability was suspect. The ruling means Peterson's attorneys can't challenge the reliability of the dispute hearsay
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:26P
Court allows hearsay evidence against Drew Peterson
The 3rd District Appellate Court previously had upheld a lower court ruling barring those statements as evidence because their reliability was suspect. The ruling means Peterson's attorneys can't challenge the reliability of the dispute hearsay
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:26P
Washington Federal Judge Denies Germany's Right to Ban Windows
A Washington federal court has forbidden Motorola from banning Windows sales in Germany until a US case advances. The restraining order, put in place by presiding judge Judge James Robart, may be enforceable as Motorola Mobility is a US-based firm.
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:25P
Washington Federal Judge Denies Germany's Right to Ban Windows
A Washington federal court has forbidden Motorola from banning Windows sales in Germany until a US case advances. The restraining order, put in place by presiding judge Judge James Robart, may be enforceable as Motorola Mobility is a US-based firm.
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:25P
Clemens Retrial Set to Begin With Strike 1 on Prosecutors
WASHINGTON — After bungling its first attempt at prosecuting Roger Clemens on grounds that he lied to Congress about his steroid use, the government on Monday will start its second effort to convict him in federal court here. Like the initial trial
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:24P
Clemens Retrial Set to Begin With Strike 1 on Prosecutors
WASHINGTON — After bungling its first attempt at prosecuting Roger Clemens on grounds that he lied to Congress about his steroid use, the government on Monday will start its second effort to convict him in federal court here. Like the initial trial
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:24P
Video: Trayvon Martin shooter George Zimmerman appears in court
The neighborhood watchman who shot and killed teenager Trayvon Martin will remain in jail while awaiting a bond hearing and formal arraignment on second-degree murder charges, a Seminole County judge ruled Thursday afternoon.
Updated: 04/12/2012 04:16P
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