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millionaire faces false identity charges
Justice Timothy Brewer is hearing the case without a jury. Yan, also known as William Yan, Bill Liu and Yang Liu, arrived in 2001. He got citizenship with letters of support and lobbying from Labour's Dover Samuels and Chris Carter,
Updated: 05/06/2012 06:28P
Court to decide Rachel Corrie case in August
By JOANNA PARASZCZUK The Haifa District Court announced on Sunday that it will give a verdict in August in a civil suit filed by the family of Rachel Corrie, the American pro- Palestinian activist struck and killed by a bulldozer in Gaza.
Updated: 05/06/2012 06:05P
More deliberations in Google-Oracle
Alsup had been prepared to allow the jury to deliver a partial verdict on Friday. But he changed his mind after one juror said others on the panel thought further deliberations might be useful. "We should take advantage of that hope," Alsup said.
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:51P
Perth not 'soft fraud target'
District Court Judge Bruce Goetze jailed Elangovan Ganeshamoorthy for four years for his role in the scam which targeted McDonald's restaurants across Perth in 2009. Last week, major fraud squad Det-Sen. Sgt Pete Davies said the police investigation,
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:50P
'Stand your ground' law to surface in Tenn. college slaying
Medical doctors from the Tennessee Medical Examiner's Office and Middle Tennessee Medical officials are set to testify at the Madden trial, according to court documents. Recent filings by prosecutors also show a renowned blood spatter and crime scene
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:45P
Free traffic on BRT as part of trial
New Delhi Free flow of traffic will be allowed on all lanes of the BRT between May 12 and May 17, as part of the Central Road Research Institute (CRRI) study on BRT, as per High Court orders. The CRRI will be forwarding these dates to the traffic
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:33P
9/11 defense attorneys denounce Guantanamo court system as 'rigged,' 'unjust'
“The system is a rigged game to prevent us from doing our jobs,” argued criminal defense attorney David Nevin, accusing the prison camp commander of making it impossible to learn from alleged mastermind Khalid Sheik Mohammed how the CIA waterboarded
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:26P
Khalid Sheikh Mohammed and other '9/11 plotters' in court
Breaking their silence, one demanded to speak now saying Americans might kill him during the trial. An earlier attempt to try the five in a civilian court was halted in 2009. Newly-introduced rules include a ban on evidence obtained under torture.
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:15P
Long fight predicted in Gitmo 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 05:11P
Baxter trial Monday in death of George Co. sheriff
The Mississippi Press reports 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 local judges stepped aside.
Updated: 05/06/2012 05:02P
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