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'9/11 mastermind' in court
Only one, Walid bin Attash, was handcuffed when the group was brought into court, but Colonel Pohl ordered the manacles removed after being assured he would "behave appropriately." "Prosecution is ready to proceed in the case of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:20P
Khalid Shaikh Mohammed, 9/11 co-plotters defy Guantanamo trial
Only one, Walid bin Attash, was handcuffed when the group was brought into court, but Pohl ordered the manacles removed after being assured he would "behave appropriately." "Prosecution is ready to proceed in the case of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed," chief
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:18P
'Pressure' from Tejinder's lawyer, won't hear defamation case: court
SAYING his counsel had reflected “lack of faith in courts” and attempted to “pressurise” it, a Delhi court today refused to proceed further with the criminal defamation case filed by Lt Gen (retired) Tejinder Singh against Army Chief VK Singh and four
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:11P
'Pressure' from Tejinder's lawyer, won't hear defamation case: court
SAYING his counsel had reflected “lack of faith in courts” and attempted to “pressurise” it, a Delhi court today refused to proceed further with the criminal defamation case filed by Lt Gen (retired) Tejinder Singh against Army Chief VK Singh and four
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:11P
Candidates tout resumes in Ore. Supreme Court race
Multnomah County Circuit Court judge Robert Baldwin argues that his 11 years on a trial court bench bring a perspective that's underrepresented on the Supreme Court. Portland attorney Nena Cook says she has the best balance of experience after decades
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:08P
Upset judge transfers Tejinder's case
A magisterial court here on Saturday transferred the defamation complaint filed by Lieutenant General (retd.) Tejinder Singh against the Army Chief, General VK Singh, and four other serving senior Army officers back to a higher court.
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:04P
9/11 mastermind on trial in Guantanamo
In December 2010, the Congress adopted restrictions on prosecuting Guantanamo prisoners in civilian courts. The five suspects were referred to the Pentagon in April 2011, for trials in military tribunals. Officials have said the administration still
Updated: 05/05/2012 02:04P
Chaotic start to Guantnamo 9/11 trial
“I believe Mr. Mohammed will decline to address the court. I believe he's deeply concerned about the fairness of the proceeding,” said his civilian lawyer, David Nevin. Mohammed looked haggard and his full, scraggly beard had a reddish tinge.
Updated: 05/05/2012 01:57P
Candidates tout experience, backgrounds in 3-way race for Oregon Supreme Court
JONATHAN J. COOPER AP And Oregon Court of Appeals judge Timothy Sercombe says his experience handling appeals cases as a lawyer and a judge makes him the most qualified candidate. Judicial candidates don't talk about cases they might have to decide,
Updated: 05/05/2012 01:57P
9/11 mastermind, co-plotters defy Guantanamo court
Only one, Walid bin Attash, was handcuffed when the group was brought into court, but Pohl ordered the manacles removed after being assured he would “behave appropriately.” “Prosecution is ready to proceed in the case of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed,” chief
Updated: 05/05/2012 01:54P
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