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Post-Godhra riots: Court acquits 109 people in lynching case
PTI A local court today acquitted 109 persons, accused of killing two people in Gujarat's Mahasana district, during the 2002 post-Godhra riots. Additional Sessions Judge KB Meghanani acquitted all the accused on benefit of doubt.
Updated: 04/27/2012 11:00A
Opening Arguments Slated for Astorga Death Penalty Case
By AP on Fri, Apr 27, 2012 Tweet SANTA FE — Opening arguments are slated to begin in what could be the state's last death penalty trial. Jury will hear arguments Friday from lawyers in Santa Fe on whether Michael Astorga should face the death penalty
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:57A
Opening Arguments Slated for Astorga Death Penalty Case
By AP on Fri, Apr 27, 2012 Tweet SANTA FE — Opening arguments are slated to begin in what could be the state's last death penalty trial. Jury will hear arguments Friday from lawyers in Santa Fe on whether Michael Astorga should face the death penalty
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:57A
Opening arguments slated for NM death penalty case
SANTA FE, NM (WTW) — Opening arguments are slated to begin in what could be the state's last death penalty trial. Jury will hear arguments Friday from lawyers in Santa Fe on whether Michael Astorga should face the death penalty or life in prison,
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:55A
Alleged threat to victim temporarily derails human trafficking case
Assistant District Attorney Robert Repischak said in court that a family member of one defendant had allegedly gone after the victim. That led human services workers in Lake County, Ill., to put her in a protective setting which impaired his ability to
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:53A
Alleged threat to victim temporarily derails human trafficking case
Assistant District Attorney Robert Repischak said in court that a family member of one defendant had allegedly gone after the victim. That led human services workers in Lake County, Ill., to put her in a protective setting which impaired his ability to
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:53A
'Depressed and suicidal' MP Margaret Moran not fit to stand trial
By James Bryce FORMER MP Margaret Moran is not fit to stand trial accused of fiddling Parliamentary expenses because she is 'depressed and suicidal', a court has heard. The 56-year-old – who owns a big estate near Orgiva – is suffering from extreme
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:53A
'Depressed and suicidal' MP Margaret Moran not fit to stand trial
By James Bryce FORMER MP Margaret Moran is not fit to stand trial accused of fiddling Parliamentary expenses because she is 'depressed and suicidal', a court has heard. The 56-year-old – who owns a big estate near Orgiva – is suffering from extreme
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:53A
Mock Trial of “Lil Boosie” yields verdict after jury sees video
Young, would be lawyers, scanned the internet for witnesses and evidence to try the case and learn what it's like to be on a legal team. “I just want to commend all of you for your preparation and attention to detail,” said city court Judge Tammy Lee.
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:41A
Mock Trial of “Lil Boosie” yields verdict after jury sees video
Young, would be lawyers, scanned the internet for witnesses and evidence to try the case and learn what it's like to be on a legal team. “I just want to commend all of you for your preparation and attention to detail,” said city court Judge Tammy Lee.
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:41A
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