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Clemens back in court on perjury charges
The case of United States vs. William R. Clemens was set to return to court Monday with the start of jury selection in the second attempt by the government to prove that the seven-time Cy Young Award winning pitcher lied when he denied,
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:47P
6th session of big fraud trial ends
New court session of the big fraud in Iran. Three defendants and their attorneys presented their last defense in the sixth session of Iran's Big Fraud Trial. In an exclusive interview with Press TV, Tehran Prosecutor, told us about the criminal
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:45P
Inmates live at jail officials' mercy: Court
Custodial torture and hostilities of jail authorities towards inmates have made prisoners to live at their “mercy”, a Delhi court has said while dealing with a case of a convict serving life sentence. The court, which dealt with complaint of an inmate
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:43P
Roger Clemens back for perjury retrial 9 months later
To help make sure there's not another misstep, the Justice Department now has five lawyers on the prosecution team, up from two at the first trial. “They bulked up their team,” said Washington lawyer Stan Brand, who represented Major League Baseball in
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:43P
Lay judges give death penalty based on circumstantial evidence
"It can be clearly stated that the perpetrator can be no one other than the defendant," the Saitama District Court said in the conclusion of a ruling it handed down on Friday. In a lay judge trial, Kanae Kijima was convicted of murder and other crimes
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:33P
Court ruling that rocked the boat
The court also stayed the criminal proceedings before it in the case, pending resolution of the four (4) questions. (i) Whether the Inspectorate of Government can prosecute or cause prosecution in respect of cases involving corruption,
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:31P
Nine months later, Clemens back for perjury retrial
The case of United States vs. William R. Clemens was set to return to court Monday with the start of jury selection in the second attempt by the government to prove that the seven-time Cy Young Award winning pitcher lied when he denied,
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:31P
Nine months later, Clemens back for perjury retrial
The case of United States vs. William R. Clemens was set to return to court Monday with the start of jury selection in the second attempt by the government to prove that the seven-time Cy Young Award winning pitcher lied when he denied,
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:31P
Kan. gov., lawmakers may hit impasse over schools
An impasse could block any significant increase in aid or change in how dollars are distributed as the trial of an education funding lawsuit looms in June. Brownback has proposed overhauling how the state parcels out more than $3 billion — roughly half
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:30P
Initial Clemens jurors: Retrial 'waste of taxpayer money'
To help make sure there's not another misstep, the Justice Department now has five lawyers on the prosecution team, up from two at the first trial. "They bulked up their team," said Washington lawyer Stan Brand, who represented Major League Baseball in
Updated: 04/15/2012 02:28P
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