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Long Beach Marijuana Dispensary Operators Win New Trial
However, during their first trial, Long Beach Superior Court Judge Charles Sheldon recused himself from the case prior to sentencing, saying he wrote a complimentary letter about the trial prosecutor. "Frankly, I made a mistake,'' Sheldon told
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:21A
Soper Trust Lawsuit Intensifies: Legal Hearing Speculates if TEC Will Survive
The full transcripts of this hearing recently became publicly available in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland in the Greenbelt, Maryland court file. In this lawsuit, the Diocese of Washington seeks to terminate the trust left
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:20A
Soper Trust Lawsuit Intensifies: Legal Hearing Speculates if TEC Will Survive
The full transcripts of this hearing recently became publicly available in the United States District Court for the District of Maryland in the Greenbelt, Maryland court file. In this lawsuit, the Diocese of Washington seeks to terminate the trust left
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:20A
CBS 3 Springfield - WSHMNorway massacre survivors brace for killer's trial
In fact, he doesn't know if he will attend the trial at all. Others feel the need to face the killer in court, even though they know it will be uncomfortable. "I do not know how I will react, I do not think you can prepare for it," said Stine Renate
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:12A
Norway massacre survivors brace for killer's trial
Jobs report leaves Obama, Romney campaigns unsure where vital issue is headed Moving day: 101-year-old Mich. woman evicted from foreclosed home gets it back 7 months later By BJOERN H. AMLAND and KARL RITTER Associated Press OSLO, Norway (AP) - When
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:05A
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AP VIDEO more>> Neighbors told police the man assaulted a woman who was bleeding and crying for help outside a split-foyer house the pair shared in a Gambrills cul-de-sac. Police said the man attempted to drag her back inside the house and when an
Updated: 04/14/2012 08:01A
Facts about the Norway massacre trial
Jobs report leaves Obama, Romney campaigns unsure where vital issue is headed More>> Moving day: 101-year-old Mich. woman evicted from foreclosed home gets it back 7 months later More>> By The Associated Press Journalists from The Associated Press will
Updated: 04/14/2012 07:57A
Facts and figures about the trial in Norway for July 2011 attacks that killed 77
Journalists from The Associated Press will be among the media in the court room when the trial of Anders Behring Breivik starts in Oslo District Court on Monday, nearly nine months after the July 22 attacks in which 77 people were killed.
Updated: 04/14/2012 07:55A
Survivors of Norway massacre brace for facing confessed killer in court
Some will testify as witnesses. Langeroed will be in Berlin for the first two weeks, to get away from it all and to focus on his studies. In fact, he doesn't know if he will attend the trial at all. Others feel the need to face the killer in court,
Updated: 04/14/2012 07:55A
Survivors of Norway massacre brace for facing confessed killer in court
In fact, he doesn't know if he will attend the trial at all. Others feel the need to face the killer in court, even though they know it will be uncomfortable. "I do not know how I will react, I do not think you can prepare for it," said Stine Renate
Updated: 04/14/2012 07:54A
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