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Lee Davis: The Roger Clemens Case: Government's Reply To Defendant's
The Government argues the objections are without merit and believe they should denied by the Court. To begin, the Government argues the statements are not hearsay. They point out that trial courts have wide discretion to admit or exclude evidence and
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:19P
Gwaze's wife testifies in murder trial
By _ Staff Reporter|newzimbabwe|THE wife of a Zimbabwean man accused of a sick sexual attack and murder of his 10-year-old niece took the witness stand at the High Court in Christchurch, New Zealand, on Tuesday. Sifiso Gwaze told how she went into
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:15P
Mercy pleas of Rajiv Gandhi assassins transferred to apex court
Justice GS Singhvi directed that the three assassins' petition kept pending in the Madras High Court are to be sent to the Apex Court and scheduled the case for hearing on July10. The Court had to pass the order due to a petition by Mr LK Venkat who
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:14P
The Charles Taylor Verdict: Joint Criminal Enterprise Was ill-advised (Guest
This point was always a difficult legal one, not least because the trial was not about the crime of aggression (which had not even been defined by the time Taylor faced the court). The indictment period did not even cover the origins of the war – the
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:10P
Court hears of 6yo boy's ordeal
She has pleaded not guilty in the Brisbane District Court to seven charges including torture, deprivation of liberty and assault occasioning bodily harm. In his opening to the jury on Wednesday, prosecutor Phil McCarthy said the boy's father took him
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:10P
Re-trial of former Springs police officer set for Sept. 18
May 01, 2012 (The Gazette - McClatchy-Tribune Information Services via COMTEX) -- Joshua Carrier will get his day in court -- again. The former Colorado Springs police officer will face a Sept. 18 re-trial on charges of inappropriately touching 22
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:08P
'Fantasist' unable to pay $6m legal costs, court told
In a scathing judgment in March, Justice Robert Buchanan found against Ms Dye, describing her as a fantasist and liar who had a "venomous desire for revenge". She was ordered to pay the bank's $5.85 million legal costs on an indemnity basis,
Updated: 05/01/2012 11:01P
Jury seated in Julius Henson election law fraud trial
Political consultant Julius Henson said Tuesday in court that he is on trial for the robocalls in the 2010 election because he worked for the "wrong" political side. Paul Schurick, one of the defendants in the 2010 election night robocall case,
Updated: 05/01/2012 10:59P
Man gets a year in prison for throwing brick through Columbus federal
He'll be released June 1 and then be transferred to a halfway house for six months before he's completely free, US District Court Judge Clay Land ordered. Brown, who leaned his head back in his chair and stared at the ceiling on Tuesday, never denied
Updated: 05/01/2012 10:44P
Prosecution Rests In Shomrim Trial
Earlier in the trial, the teen cried uncontrollably on the witness stand and refused to answer questions, telling the court he never wanted to have to do this and asking for the charges against the brothers to be dropped. But he did not retract his
Updated: 05/01/2012 10:37P
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