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Sandusky lawyer wants more time to prepare for trial
Sandusky, Penn State's former defensive coordinator, is scheduled to begin trial on June 5 in Pennsylvania's Centre County Court on 52 counts of child molestation involving 10 boys. In a court filing, his attorney Joe Amendola said in part that he
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:32A
Dubuque man pleads not guilty in fight
The Telegraph-Herald says he pleaded not guilty on Monday in Dubuque County District Court. His trial is set for July 9. The charges stem from a fight on April 27 outside a bar. Police say surveillance video shows Walton trying to stab a man and then
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:32A
Tori Stafford trial: Crown calls Michael Rafferty: "leader of the operation"
McClintic, who testified for the Crown over a period of six days during this trial, told the court that she took the girl at Rafferty's urging. They then drove to pick up drugs and to purchase a hammer and garbage bags in Guelph, Ont., before stopping
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:31A
Norway massacre survivor recalls Breivik's 'cries of joy'
Speaking in a clear and decisive voice, Tonje Brenna told the Oslo district court how she heard the killer's ecstatic shouts as bodies rained around her hiding place in the crevasse of a cliff. "I am absolutely sure that I heard cries of joy,"
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:29A
Norway massacre survivor recalls Breivik's 'cries of joy'
Speaking in a clear and decisive voice, Tonje Brenna told the Oslo district court how she heard the killer's ecstatic shouts as bodies rained around her hiding place in the crevasse of a cliff. "I am absolutely sure that I heard cries of joy,"
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:29A
The Spectator to be prosecuted over Stephen Lawrence article
Photo: Family handout The Spectator is being prosecuted for potentially putting the Stephen Lawrence trial in danger of collapse. The magazine is accused of breaching a court order preventing prejudicial material being published before jurors reached
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:28A
The Spectator to be prosecuted over Stephen Lawrence article
Photo: Family handout The Spectator is being prosecuted for potentially putting the Stephen Lawrence trial in danger of collapse. The magazine is accused of breaching a court order preventing prejudicial material being published before jurors reached
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:28A
Breivik 'shouted with joy during Utoeya massacre'
Speaking in a clear and decisive voice, Tonje Brenna told the Oslo district court how she had heard the killer's ecstatic shouts as bodies rained around her hiding place in the crack of a cliff. "I am absolutely sure that I heard cries of joy," said
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:25A
Spectator in trial article charge
Mr Justice Treacy said the Spectator article titled "A Vindictive Charade" breached three specific sections of the contempt order placed on the case by the Lord Chief Justice in the appeal court, and continued at the trial. He referred the magazine to
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:24A
Howell Case May Go To Trial
John M. Howell will lead to trial. Several previously filed motions were responded to in Thursday's session of Wetzel County Circuit Court, including as to whether or not photographs in question were considered "gruesome" and should be allowed to be
Updated: 05/09/2012 11:24A
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