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San Diego: Entire jury pool dismissed in 'Equality 9? case
Superior Court Judge Joan Weber, ruling in the so-called “Equality 9” case, granted the defense's motion requesting that she halt jury selection and start over with a new pool. The defendants are among five men and four women who were arrested on Aug.
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:39P
Judge Dismisses Jury Pool In 'Equality 9' Case
Superior Court Judge Joan Weber, ruling in the so-called "Equality 9" case, granted the defense's motion requesting that she halt jury selection and start over with a new pool. The defendants are among five men and four women who were arrested on Aug.
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:36P
Judge Dismisses Jury Pool In 'Equality 9' Case
Superior Court Judge Joan Weber, ruling in the so-called "Equality 9" case, granted the defense's motion requesting that she halt jury selection and start over with a new pool. The defendants are among five men and four women who were arrested on Aug.
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:36P
Sandusky Case: Motions to Quash Subpoenas Keep Piling Up
The Mifflin County School District said there are laws requiring school districts to maintain certain records regarding students, and federal law protects many of those records, according to the court document. Citing the Family Education Rights and
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:33P
Suspect in Keller killing gave multiple accounts to police
Also on Tuesday, Stuckert decided not to bar any sort of support gathering in memory of Keller on the courthouse lawn during the trial. Harris filed a motion last week asking the court to issue an order barring any sort of support gathering on any day
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:29P
Suspect in Keller killing gave multiple accounts to police
Also on Tuesday, Stuckert decided not to bar any sort of support gathering in memory of Keller on the courthouse lawn during the trial. Harris filed a motion last week asking the court to issue an order barring any sort of support gathering on any day
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:29P
Two views of Henson role in robo-calls trial
by margie hyslop, Staff Writer BALTIMORE — Lawyers for the two sides presented contrasting views on political consultant Julius Henson's role in sending more than 100000 misleading robo-calls to Democrats in Prince George's County and Baltimore city on
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:27P
One Crown Office Row | “Murder most foul”: The right to life investigating
In what circumstances is a criminal trial not sufficient to discharge the State's duties under Article 2, the right to life, towards a victim of murder? The High Court held last week in this tragic case that a Coroner unlawfully and unreasonably
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:25P
Suit against Strauss-Kahn can proceed
Bronx state Supreme Court Justice Douglas McKeon's ruling kept alive the civil case that emerged from a May 2011 hotel room encounter that also spurred now-dismissed criminal charges against Strauss-Kahn, then a French presidential hopeful.
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:03P
Texas ex-prosecutor accused of taking evidence
Cook's first conviction, a year after Edwards' death, was vacated by the US Supreme Court. A second trial ended with a hung jury. Cook was convicted during his third trial in 1994, but the Texas Court of Criminal Appeals overturned the conviction
Updated: 05/01/2012 05:03P
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