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I am not a psychiatric case,Breivik tells court
Norwegian right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, who is on trial for killing 77 people last July, has insisted to an Oslo court that he is sane. "I am not a psychiatric case," Breivik told the court when questioned by a lawyer for the plaintiffs
Updated: 04/21/2012 08:05A
Breivik trial: A platform for a "crusader"?
Breivik has been giving testimony in court for about a week and insists that he is sane. His shocking revelations have made the headlines worldwide. Breivik has already undergone two forensic mental health assessments. The first panel pronounced him
Updated: 04/21/2012 08:03A
Zenani Mandela trial resumes on Monday
An accident investigator will continue giving evidence when the trial resumes on Monday. The court heard that there were no road signs indicating the speed limit on the section of the highway in question. State witness and accident investigator Henry
Updated: 04/21/2012 08:02A
I am not a psychiatric case, Norway killer tells court
OSLO: Norwegian right-wing extremist Anders Behring Breivik, who is on trial for killing 77 people last July, has insisted to an Oslo court that he is sane. "I am not a psychiatric case," Breivik told the court when questioned by a lawyer for the
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:54A
Crockwell seen as safety risk from start
Leo Crockwell of Bay Bulls was back in Newfoundland Supreme Court in St. John's Friday for the second day of his trial. - Photo by Rosie Gillingham/The Telegram The Crockwell house in Bay Bulls was quiet when they got there and no gun shots had been
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:40A
Aquino's intervention sought to bring Ramona Bautista home to face trial
In a letter sent to the President on Friday through Justice Secretary Leila de Lima and Foreign Secretary Albert del Rosario, Manahan noted that Ramona remained in Turkey despite the cancellation of her passport in view of the murder charge she faces
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:39A
Biometric Fraudster Convicted
Archibald was charged with two counts of registering more than one time at registration centres and causing harm yesterday at the district Magistrate Court presided over by Ali Baba Bature. The accused pleaded guilty to the charges but explained that
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:35A
Bank of America's $20M settlement of lawsuit challenged as inadequate
If the settlement is approved by the Manhattan court, all damage claims made in the Delaware suit would be extinguished. That matter is scheduled to go to trial in October. The settlement was struck privately April 12 by lawyers representing two public
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:30A
CONVICTED CHILD MOLESTER WINS NEW TRIAL
Orange County Superior Court Judge W. Michael Hayes said 72-year-old Sidney Landau, who was designated a sexually violent predator under a little-known state law, had done as much as he could to show he deserved another trial. Landau's public defender
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:23A
Hong Kong Tycoons Facing Another Inquiry In Macau- Report
HONG KONG – Hong Kong tycoons Joseph Lau and Steven Lo--named earlier this week in a high-profile corruption case involving a jailed former senior official in Macau--are involved in another investigation in the gambling enclave, the South China Morning
Updated: 04/21/2012 07:20A
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