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Appeals Court: Case Against AIG's Greenberg Should Go To Trial
The appellate court, in a 4-1 decision, said there was enough evidence in the state's fraud case against Greenberg and AIG's former chief financial officer, Howard Smith, for it to move ahead to trial and that a ruling for summary judgment on one part
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:12P
Avenue Man Sentenced To 18 Months In Jail
By Dick Myers A man from the Seventh District in St. Mary's County has been sentenced to 18 months in jail for drunk driving. St. Mary's County Circuit Court Judge David Densford sentenced Jason Winnegar, 39, of Avenue as a repeat offender.
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:10P
Sex ring trial sparks UK racial tension
Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood talks outside the Liverpool court where nine men were found guilty of participating in a child sex ring. Photo/AP. Nine men of Pakistani and Afghan descent have been convicted of luring
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:08P
Sex ring trial sparks UK racial tension
Greater Manchester Police Assistant Chief Constable Steve Heywood talks outside the Liverpool court where nine men were found guilty of participating in a child sex ring. Photo/AP. Nine men of Pakistani and Afghan descent have been convicted of luring
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:08P
NY judge OKs Evangelista's child support deal
The settlement came in the midst of a trial that delved into their finances and personal lives. The trial forced both to testify in open court about touchy subjects, ranging from Pinault discussing Hayek's difficult 2007 pregnancy to Evangelista
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:07P
Colorado Woman Pleads Not Guilty In Nebraska Killing
Online court records show Kelly Meehan, 23, of Fort Collins pleaded not guilty to first-degree murder in Kimball County District Court. She and 40-year-old Vencil Ash III are charged with killing 30-year-old Ryan Guitron in 2003. Court records show the
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:07P
Alleged Florida shooter waives right to speedy trial
05/08/2012 George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing an unarmed black teenager earlier this year, on Tuesday waived his right to a speedy trial and asked for more time to prepare his case, according to court documents.
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:05P
Alleged Florida shooter waives right to speedy trial
05/08/2012 George Zimmerman, a neighborhood watch volunteer accused of killing an unarmed black teenager earlier this year, on Tuesday waived his right to a speedy trial and asked for more time to prepare his case, according to court documents.
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:05P
Court to hear dissident artist's lawsuit
Chinese courts rarely accept lawsuits filed by dissidents or their relatives. But acceptance of the case is only the first hurdle. Beijing's Chaoyang District Court accepted Ai's lawsuit on Monday, Ai told Reuters in a telephone interview yesterday,
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:03P
Court to hear dissident artist's lawsuit
Chinese courts rarely accept lawsuits filed by dissidents or their relatives. But acceptance of the case is only the first hurdle. Beijing's Chaoyang District Court accepted Ai's lawsuit on Monday, Ai told Reuters in a telephone interview yesterday,
Updated: 05/08/2012 06:03P
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