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Baxter Trial Monday in Death of George County Sheriff
The State Supreme Court appointed McKenzie, a retired Hattiesburg judge, to hear the case after local judges stepped aside. Codefendant Brandy Nicole Williams' trial is scheduled Aug. 27 in Lafayette County.
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:30P

Nabeel Rajab Stands Trial
Manama-May 6-(BNA)Senior Attorney Abdulrahman Al-Sayyed today announced that Nabeel Ahmed Abdul Rasul Rajab had appeared before the Lower Criminal Court to face charges. The Public Prosecution filed a case against the defendant after compiling
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:24P

Trial in 2010 death of George County sheriff set Monday in Natchez; death
The Mississippi Press (http://bit.ly/K3y1cu) reports that jury selection is scheduled Monday before McKenzie, and closing arguments are expected Friday. The State Supreme Court appointed McKenzie, a retired Hattiesburg judge, to hear the case after
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:17P

Apas folks pin hope on court
The Godinez family, however, previously won a court case that declared them the rightful owners of the property. If the demolition pushes through today, as scheduled, Armi president Ignacio Labro said they can't assure that no violence would break out.
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:07P

Long legal battle ahead for Sept. 11 case
They argued the US kept the case out of civilian court to prevent disclosure of the treatment of prisoners like Mohammed, who was waterboarded 183 times. Congress then blocked the transfer of any prisoners from Guantanamo to the US, forcing the Obama
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:03P

Long legal battle ahead for Sept. 11 case
They argued the US kept the case out of civilian court to prevent disclosure of the treatment of prisoners like Mohammed, who was waterboarded 183 times. Congress then blocked the transfer of any prisoners from Guantanamo to the US, forcing the Obama
Updated: 05/06/2012 02:03P

9/11 defendants deploy prayer rugs, legal delays on trial's first day
That's the point during an arraignment when the judge routinely announces that the defendant has a right to have the charges he or she is facing read out loud in open court. It is also the point when the defendant's attorney routinely responds that the
Updated: 05/06/2012 01:56P

9/11 defendants deploy prayer rugs, legal delays on trial's first day
That's the point during an arraignment when the judge routinely announces that the defendant has a right to have the charges he or she is facing read out loud in open court. It is also the point when the defendant's attorney routinely responds that the
Updated: 05/06/2012 01:56P

9/11 Guantanamo trial: American female defense lawyer covers up in traditional
Cheryl Bormann, 52, who represents Walid bin Attash, said that her client had demanded she wear the clothing and insisted that other women at the hearing also wear 'appropriate' clothes out of respect for his religion. Today she explained her decision
Updated: 05/06/2012 01:50P

At Guantanamo, A Discordant Start To A Dubious Trial
Our regular civilian courts and procedures cannot be used for that function, we've been told by those same legal, political, and military functionaries, because then the trials of the suspected terrorists would drone on endlessly, permitting the
Updated: 05/06/2012 01:43P