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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
2002 Guj riots: Court acquits 109 in Umta case
PTI Visnagar(Guj): A local court in Visnagar on Friday acquitted 109 persons who were accused of killing two people in Umta village of this taluka in Mahasana district during the post Godhra riots of 2002. Additional Sessions Judge KB Meghanani
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:39A
2002 Guj riots: Court acquits 109 in Umta case
PTI Visnagar(Guj): A local court in Visnagar on Friday acquitted 109 persons who were accused of killing two people in Umta village of this taluka in Mahasana district during the post Godhra riots of 2002. Additional Sessions Judge KB Meghanani
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:39A
Court rules family's suit against CPD can proceed
More than two years after getting the case, a federal appeals court today ruled that a mentally ill California woman can sue the Chicago Police Department for releasing her into a violent neighborhood where she was raped and nearly killed.
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:10A
Fourth defendant's trial due
Jeremiah L. Hernandez, left, and Jason Wayne Kahn read court documents during a hearing last week at San Luis Obispo County Superior Court. //Phil Klein/Contributor July selection for the trial of the last of four people accused of burning an 11-foot
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:10A
Charles Taylor, Ex-Bentley Student, Found Guilty of War Crimes
By Karla Vallance Ex-Liberian President and former Boston-area student Charles G. Taylor at his war crimes trial in The Hague, Netherlands. "The first African president to be prosecuted at an international court has been found guilty of aiding and
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:07A
David Oakes trial: Chrissie could not have shot herself says expert
Oakes was again not in court to hear the latest evidence in his trial preferring to remain in his prison cell. Firearms expert Robert Griffiths told the court how he had seen the bodies of both victims and was asked to give his opinion on the shotgun
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:07A
Andover man pleads guilty to murder in death of child
By Peter Bodley on April 27, 2012 at 9:04 am An Andover man, accused of causing the death of a three-year-old Anoka boy in August 2011, has pleaded guilty in Anoka County District Court to a murder charge. At a plea hearing yesterday (April 26),
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:05A
SMMH: Parly trial to shed light on political actors
“There is no way we will settle. Let the courts decide,” Chinamasa declared. “Thereafter, we will sit and discuss. It's too late in the day after 25 case-sittings and we are not agreed on who is culpable for the mines' demise.
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:04A
Gas stations court case in vapor lock
As it moved toward a non-jury trial in White Plains, the trial judge, Supreme Court Justice Gerald E. Loehr, recently recused himself from the case. El Jamal's parents are his next-door neighbors and long-time acquaintances of his wife, the judge said.
Updated: 04/27/2012 10:03A
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