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Op-Ed: 'Black Widow' receives death sentence on circumstantial evidence
A Saitama district court has sentenced Kanae Kijima (37) to death, for murdering three men in 2009. But the media in Japan is reporting Kajima was convicted solely on circumstantial evidence. According to a BBC News report, the high profile case in
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:40P
En Banc 9th Circuit Decision Narrowly Construes Federal Computer Fraud and
After the trial court ultimately answered this question in Nosal's favor, while the 3-judge appellate panel ruled for the government, on rehearing en banc, the 9th Circuit adopted the narrower interpretation, and affirmed dismissal of the CFAA charges.
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:37P
Possible funding cut to family courts could affect several programs
We're dealing with children," said Todd Nuccio, who is the trial court administrator for Mecklenburg County. Nuccio said that cutting family courts would save the state nearly $3 million. But it would mean losing about a third of the support staff who
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:36P
Venable | Fourth Circuit Revives Rosetta Stone's Claims Against Google Over
A key issue in the district court's decision watched particularly closely by the trademark community was its secondary ruling on infringement that held that the functionality doctrine alone would protect Google's use of the ROSETTA STONE marks as
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:36P
Testimony ends in Patterson murder trial
Firearms expert Larry Mackey and DNA expert Michele Foster, both of the Canton/Stark County Crime Lab, tested evidence collected by police. Bullets removed from Hope's body during the autopsy were consistent with being fired from the .22-caliber
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:33P
BREAKING: California Dispensary Operators Granted New Trial
“This was a terrible, terrible trial,” said Long Beach Superior Court Judge Joan Comparet-Cassani, who granted the motion for a new trial. “I read the transcript [of the previous trial] and I am appalled,” Judge Comparet-Cassani said on Friday,
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:30P
BREAKING: California Dispensary Operators Granted New Trial
“This was a terrible, terrible trial,” said Long Beach Superior Court Judge Joan Comparet-Cassani, who granted the motion for a new trial. “I read the transcript [of the previous trial] and I am appalled,” Judge Comparet-Cassani said on Friday,
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:30P
Defendant released from jail
Beatrice Munyenyezi (center) turns to speak to reporters as she leaves the Concord Federal Court after being released on bail on Thursday, April 12, 2012. Munyenyezi was released to home confinement until a second trial is held on charges that she lied
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:27P
Blockers, county ready for trial in zoning fight, attorneys say
Attorneys for both sides told Collier Circuit Court Judge Fred Hardt on Friday they were ready to consolidate lawsuits and move forward with a trial. But, before they go to trial, County Attorney Gregory Woods is expected to file a motion asking the
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:23P
Blockers, county ready for trial in zoning fight, attorneys say
Attorneys for both sides told Collier Circuit Court Judge Fred Hardt on Friday they were ready to consolidate lawsuits and move forward with a trial. But, before they go to trial, County Attorney Gregory Woods is expected to file a motion asking the
Updated: 04/13/2012 06:23P
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