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Murder trial comes to brief halt
By LEDEDRA MARCHE The murder trial of a West End man came to a brief halt yesterday when the judge explained he was adjourning court to allow the prosecution to track down its witnesses. Justice Hartman Longley made the revelation late Wednesday
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:18P
New twist in trial of police lieutenant
However, the Interior Ministry presented evidence to the High Criminal Court yesterday, showing the lieutenant only fired two shots on the day Mr Goma died. The record of daily statistics of the number of bullets fired by policemen was given to judges,
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:13P
Sandusky case judge rules against AG on subpoenas
A gag order issued by Cleland has severely restricted what lawyers may say about the case. Amendola said one alleged victim, called Victim 10 in court records, served time in prison for a robbery offense, but that information had not been disclosed by
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:12P
Blast man intestines 'spilled out'
A man who had previously lived in Luton and who was found dead after a bomb was set off in Sweden had wires coming from his clothing and his intestines spilling out, a court has been told. The evidence was heard at the trial of Nasserdine Menni who is
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:12P
Venue appeal: death squad case put off
BAGHDAD — The trial in absentia of Iraqi Vice-President Tareq al Hashemi was delayed a week yesterday after his lawyers called for it to be held in a special court as his allies dismissed the case as politicised. Hashemi, one of Iraq's top Arab
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:11P
Peterson murder case back in Will County for trial
Drew Peterson's murder case is officially back in the Will County court system, after an almost two-year battle in the appellate courts. The Third District Appellate Court – which recently issued a ruling making it easier for prosecutors to use hearsay
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:10P
Scottish News: Arlene Fraser murder trial: I did not kill her says witness
Hector Dick faced defence claims in court that he had lied persistently and it was the "obvious conclusion" that he was responsible for the death of Arlene Fraser. Mr Dick, 56, has been giving evidence for a week at the trial of his former friend,
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:09P
Attorney: Wife's arrest in Sanders case a 'setup'
IndyCar has tapped a retired Indiana Supreme Court judge to hear Chevrolet's final appeal of an engine change the series allowed Honda. IndyCar has tapped a retired Indiana Supreme Court judge to hear Chevrolet's final appeal of an engine change the
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:07P
Man found guilty of newsagency robberies
Jamie Bevan, 21, claimed he was wrongly accused, but it took the jury less than a couple of hours to find him guilty of five offences following a 2-1/2 week trial in Newcastle District Court. He was refused bail and will be sentenced in July.
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:03P
Mom in Las Vegas scissors slaying pleads insanity
A judge on Thursday set a May 16 trial-setting date for Danielle Yvonne Slaughter in Clark County District Court. Slaughter faces a murder charge that could put her in prison for the rest of her life. The 27-year-old Slaughter is claiming temporary
Updated: 05/03/2012 02:03P
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