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Trayvon Martin's friends frustrated over potentially long wait for trial
It's common for slaying cases to carry on in the courts for years. But the likelihood of waiting until 2013 surprised many of Martin's friends and acquaintances, who grew accustomed to the frenetic pace of developments in the killing.
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:19P
Charles Taylor: An Amerian mom's relief at war crimes conviction
By Stephanie Hanes, Correspondent / April 27, 2012 People watch a live broadcast of the verdict in the Netherlands-based trial of former Liberian president Charles Taylor, at the Special Court for Sierra Leone, in Freetown, Sierra Leone April 26, 2012.
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:19P
Witness in Alleged Ethnic Intimidation Case Recalls Slur
Judge expected to decide next week whether to send alleged assailants of Farmington Hills man to trial. By Timothy Rath Judge Marc Barron of the 48th District Court is hearing a case of misdemeanor assault and ethnic intimidation from West Bloomfield.
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:17P
Third indictment of KCK case completed
The third indictment prepared by ?stanbul Specially Authorized Prosecutor Bilal Bayraktar, filed as part of an investigation into the terrorist Kurdistan Communities Union (KCK), was completed and sent to the ?stanbul 15th High Criminal Court on Friday
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:11P
Edwards Trial: Day 5 - Young Tears Up
Young seemed to crack some kind of a joke with a court worker right after he stepped into the witness box Friday morning. He also smirked a bit during some of the defense attorney's questioning. But, the mood changed as Young began talking about
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:10P
Accused in triple murder case suffered 'mental disorder'
PHOTO: SUPREME COURT By Khushwant Singh A Chinese national on trial for a triple murder was suffering from a mental disorder that qualifies him for the defence of diminished responsibility, said the defence psychiatrist. Testifying on the ninth day of
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:09P
EX-MP UNFIT FOR EXPENSES TRIAL
By Giles Sheldrick FORMER Labour MP Margaret Moran is unfit to stand trial for allegedly falsely claiming £80000 of parliamentary expenses, a court heard yesterday. The former Luton South MP was said to be virtually housebound suffering from severe
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:06P
Moran 'unfit to stand trial over MPs' expenses'
Delivering his decision at Lewes crown court yesterday, Mr Justice Saunders forecast that the result could provoke "scepticism" but emphasised that three psychiatrists had agreed that Ms Moran, from Southampton, is suffering from a depressive illness,
Updated: 04/27/2012 07:04P
Greed not a factor in Oracle, Google lawsuit, judge says
The trial, expected to last at least eight weeks, has been divided into three phases: copyright liability, patent claims, and damages. The case in US District Court, Northern District of California, is Oracle America, Inc v. Google Inc, 10-3561.
Updated: 04/27/2012 06:57P
Fairchild, Power Integrations found to infringe patents
The jury in the US District Court in Delaware found that Power Integrations products, including some LinkSwitch II and LinkSwitch-CV products, infringe the patent, US No. 7259972, according to Fairchild. The same jury also found all asserted Fairchild
Updated: 04/27/2012 06:55P
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