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Prosecution In Edwards Case To Possibly Rest Next Week
"The government indicated at the end of the day in court on Friday that they believe they'll end their case by next Thursday," he says. "They then listed their next six witnesses, and none of them were Rieille Hunter." However, the list did include one
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:50P
Linda Evangelista Child-Support Case with Salma Hayek's Husband Turns Ugly
Linda Evangelista's child support battle against French billionaire -- and husband of Salma Hayek -- Francois-Henri Pinault is not starting out very pretty, as evidenced by the first court date of their trial that kicked off Thursday in Manhattan
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:46P
Linda Evangelista Child-Support Case with Salma Hayek's Husband Turns Ugly
Linda Evangelista's child support battle against French billionaire -- and husband of Salma Hayek -- Francois-Henri Pinault is not starting out very pretty, as evidenced by the first court date of their trial that kicked off Thursday in Manhattan
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:46P
Judge assigned to Drew Peterson murder trial
Drew Peterson appeared in a Will County court room Friday for a status hearing in his murder trial. It was the first time the former Bolingbrook Police Sergeant has been in court in two years. Peterson, now 58, sported a beard and his hair was grayer.
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:46P
Shook, Hardy & Bacon LLP | Environmental & Chemical Update
According to ePA, all four were perfluorinated chemicals that persist in the environment, may accumulate in the food chain and have harmed laboratory animals. the remaining chemicals did not have characteristics that would prompt the agency to say they
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:42P
SC asks counsel to file reply
“The case was listed before the court of Registrar, Sunil Thomas in Court no. 2 and Saurabh Singhal appeared on behalf of Wani,” Ajaz Ahmad Dar who appeared along with the Singhal in the case told Greater Kashmir. He said it was the 2nd listing of the
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:41P
Police corruption trial: Schertzer admits to ignoring some police directives
Peter Small Courts Bureau The man who led a team of Toronto drug squad officers accused of corruption says he ignored police directives when he believed they were illegal or unrealistic. “You're not worried about dotting an 'i' and crossing a 't' when
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:39P
Pinehurst defendants ask for new trial
John Markert, the St. Paul bank's former president, was found guilty on charges related to a $1.9 million straw-borrower loan scheme. George Wintz, a prominent customer of the bank, was found guilty on fraud counts stemming from check kiting.
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:34P
3 convicted in Sarasota property flipping case
In both cases, Hornberger and Cavallo were found guilty of lying to banks, overstating their monthly income by multiples in order to get loans to buy the houses with Bobka's guidance. The conspiracy charge — a count that all the other 16 defendants in
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:34P
Verdict expected Monday in Contreras murder trial
NEW BRUNSWICK — With unanimous decisions reached on nine of 10 counts, the jury in the murder trial of Steven Contreras is expected to announce its final verdict when it returns to Superior Court on Monday. The 19-year-old Old Bridge resident is
Updated: 05/04/2012 06:32P
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