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Voter ID Trial Delay Deadline Here
“What may happen in the Texas case is that the court will object a specific aspect of the legislation that, in the 2013 legislative session, the Texas Legislature will be able to modify,” he said. “Probably, in 2014 the voter ID legislation would be
Updated: 04/26/2012 04:13P
Liberia Reacts to Taylor Conviction With Mixed Emotions
1997: Elected president of Liberia 2003: Special Court for Sierra Leone indicts Taylor on initial charges, months later he steps down as president and takes asylum in Nigeria. 2006: Arrested in Nigeria and sent to The Hague for trial 2007: War crimes
Updated: 04/26/2012 04:09P
John Edwards trial: Andrew Young's credibility questioned by defense
(In grand jury testimony before the trial, Young said it was $925000; this week, he said $1.2 million.) "As Lowell's detailed questioning continued," the Associated Press reported, "some jurors appeared distracted and even US District Court Judge
Updated: 04/26/2012 04:07P
Judge denies Medicaid services provider's injunction request
US District Court Judge Benjamin H. Settle issued his ruling on the injunction request Wednesday. Settle concluded that CUP and Community Health Plan of Washington, another Medicaid services provider, failed to show “that the balance of hardships tip
Updated: 04/26/2012 04:04P
UH quarterback Shutter pleads not guilty to drunk driving charge
His trial is scheduled for July 20 at District Court. Shutter was arrested at 3:15 am on March 30 on suspicion of drunken driving. He was released an hour later after posting $500 bail. The incident occurred during UH's spring break.
Updated: 04/26/2012 04:01P
High Probability of Gardner DNA Match to Children's Clothing, Analyst States
By Hillel Kuttler A Pennsylvania genetic scientist testified today that DNA samples of two young girls' clothing showed very high likelihoods of matching samples taken from resident Michael Gardner, a Falls Church resident on trial in Arlington Circuit
Updated: 04/26/2012 03:59P
Conviction upheld against of former Saratoga Winners owner
By Robert Gavin Akiva D. Abraham, right, walks in to Albany County Court in Albany, New York December 17, 2009, with attorney Bryan Rounds during his trial for alleged arson of Saratoga Winners in Colonie. (Skip Dickstein / Times Union archive) ALBANY
Updated: 04/26/2012 03:40P
Taylor guilty war-crimes verdict 'brings some measure of justice'
“Mr Taylor, the trial chamber unanimously finds you guilty” of 11 charges, including terror, murder, rape and conscripting child soldiers, he told Taylor. Taylor stood and showed no emotion as Lussick delivered the guilty verdicts at the Special Court
Updated: 04/26/2012 03:39P
Mistrial declared in Blaine House protest trial
Those on trial in Kennebec County Superior Court on misdemeanor charges of criminal trespass are Elizabeth A. Burke, 48, of Union; Kimberly G. Cormier, 47, of Benton; Patricia L. Messier, 63, of Wiscasset, Jenny Gray, 54, of Wiscasset April 6 and David
Updated: 04/26/2012 03:38P
Mistrial declared in Blaine House protest trial
Those on trial in Kennebec County Superior Court on misdemeanor charges of criminal trespass are Elizabeth A. Burke, 48, of Union; Kimberly G. Cormier, 47, of Benton; Patricia L. Messier, 63, of Wiscasset, Jenny Gray, 54, of Wiscasset April 6 and David
Updated: 04/26/2012 03:38P
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