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Bahrain: Family of activist Abdulhadi al-Khawaja 'sad' at retrial
His case has become a rallying point for other activists. "The court is [ordering] that the trial take place again and that testimony from prosecution and defence witnesses be heard once more as if it is a new trial," the official news agency BNA said.
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:57A
Lawyers spar over Amish suspects
“The Amish depend nearly entirely on their own land for sustenance, and all hands are needed at this crucial time to ensure an adequate growing season,” Bryan wrote, asking US District Court Judge Dan Polster to reconsider an earlier decision denying
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:56A
Lawyers spar over Amish suspects
“The Amish depend nearly entirely on their own land for sustenance, and all hands are needed at this crucial time to ensure an adequate growing season,” Bryan wrote, asking US District Court Judge Dan Polster to reconsider an earlier decision denying
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:56A
Oracle, Google copyright case goes to jury
In court on Monday, Oracle attorney Michael Jacobs said the parts of Java software that Google copied took much creative talent to compose. "It's kind of like creating a symphony," Jacobs said during his closing argument. But Google attorney Robert Van
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:49A
Oracle, Google copyright case goes to jury
In court on Monday, Oracle attorney Michael Jacobs said the parts of Java software that Google copied took much creative talent to compose. "It's kind of like creating a symphony," Jacobs said during his closing argument. But Google attorney Robert Van
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:49A
Jail term for 'damn mosques' engineer replaced by fine
The Appeals Court was considering the case of the Briton JM for the second time after the Court of Cassation ruled its first hearing was invalid due to the lack of a translator. JM, who worked in the parks and recreation section at Abu Dhabi
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:42A
Jail term for 'damn mosques' engineer replaced by fine
The Appeals Court was considering the case of the Briton JM for the second time after the Court of Cassation ruled its first hearing was invalid due to the lack of a translator. JM, who worked in the parks and recreation section at Abu Dhabi
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:42A
Court ruling a good sign for ex-Gov. Ryan
The high court took issue with how Chicago's 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals reached its decision to reject his appeal, but it stopped well short of overturning Ryan's convictions. Any new trial, if it happened, would focus solely on several fraud
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:35A
Court ruling a good sign for ex-Gov. Ryan
The high court took issue with how Chicago's 7th US Circuit Court of Appeals reached its decision to reject his appeal, but it stopped well short of overturning Ryan's convictions. Any new trial, if it happened, would focus solely on several fraud
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:35A
Breaking news Jury considers verdict in murder trial of Haslingden man Sean Fell
THE jury sitting in the Sean Fell murder trial has left court to consider its verdict. Fell, 25, denies murdering 17-year-old Declan Eastwood in a frenzied knife attack at a house in Princess Street, Haslingden last August. Fell, of George Street,
Updated: 05/01/2012 06:33A
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