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Carlisle boss too ill to stand trial on fraud charges
By Emily Parsons The prosecution had almost finished presenting its case in Richard Dixon's trial at Carlisle Crown Court when he became ill at the beginning of April. Judge Peter Hughes QC adjourned the case, to give Dixon time to improve,
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:47A
Former church youth leader indicted on sex charges gets trial date
By AP A former youth leader at a Maryville church indicted on several sex charges involving minors was given a trial date after an appearance in Blount County Circuit Court Friday morning. Trial date for Laura Lee Salazar was set for Jan.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:40A
Former church youth leader indicted on sex charges gets trial date
By AP A former youth leader at a Maryville church indicted on several sex charges involving minors was given a trial date after an appearance in Blount County Circuit Court Friday morning. Trial date for Laura Lee Salazar was set for Jan.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:40A
Eight people remain in custody in suspected coup trial in Turkey
A court in the Turkish capital Ankara has ruled that eight suspects in a 1997 coup trial have to remain in custody, AFP reported. Reserve Major-General Erol Ozkasnak, former Secretary General for the Chief of Staff, is among the detainees.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:35A
Eight people remain in custody in suspected coup trial in Turkey
A court in the Turkish capital Ankara has ruled that eight suspects in a 1997 coup trial have to remain in custody, AFP reported. Reserve Major-General Erol Ozkasnak, former Secretary General for the Chief of Staff, is among the detainees.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:35A
Jurors deliberate in Bond trial
In his closing address in the Victorian Supreme Court trial, prosecutor Geoff Horgan, SC, urged jurors to accept the evidence of a witness who said that Bond was interested in Ms Membrey but she was not interested in him, and he had been rejected by
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:28A
Bayelsa - Anxiety As Supreme Court Rules On Guber Contest
Sylva had, through a cross-appeal filed on his behalf by his lawyer, Lateef Fagbemi (SAN), asked the court to evoke its constitutional powers to hear the matter as if it were a trial court. The apex court panel chaired by Justice Mohammed Mahmud after
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:26A
Assault Case Dropped Amid Officer's Olympic Duty
But at a hearing on April 18 the CPS dropped the case against Mr O'Brien (49) after it emerged that Sgt Rushton preferred to carry out his Olympic Torch duty “than attend court for a trial in which he was the only person injured”.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:25A
Kerala has no right to try Italian marines, says Centre
Additional solicitor general Harin P. Raval submitted before the Supreme Court that the state government had no right to register a case. New Delhi: A panicked Centre went into the denial mode after its law officer on Friday questioned the authority of
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:24A
NDC Loses Another Propaganda Trial
The High Court also acquitted Daniel Gyimah, former Managing Director of the National Investment Bank, for the same charges. Akwasi Osei Adjei and Daniel Gyimah were standing trial for wilfully causing financial loss to the state.
Updated: 04/21/2012 04:09A
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