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Online Sex Case Against Former Coach Headed For Trial
A preliminary hearing in Sedgwick County District Court will decide if there is enough evidence to send the case to trial. Jennifer Wright testified she was posing as the teenage girl during a conversation with Puetz. She said he repeatedly asked if
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:22P
HIV expert tells of children being 'overwhelmed'
Gwaze murder trial, Day 15 A British medical expert has told of the rapid, catastrophic decline of children with HIV who develop and overwhelming infection, on the 15th day of the High Court trial of George Evans Gwaze on charges of sexual violation
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:22P
Expert: Mich. stabbing spree suspect was deluded
(AP) -- A man accused of a deadly series of stabbings in Michigan was mentally ill and couldn't resist the spell of "evil forces" that compelled him to attack people, a psychiatrist testified Thursday as attorneys tried to overcome strong evidence with
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:22P
Ex-chair of civil rights group goes on trial
A court official says jury selection in the trial of the Rev. Raleigh Trammell (trah-MEHL') began Thursday in a Dayton courtroom and will continue Friday. Trammell was the Dayton president and national chairman of the Atlanta-based Southern Christian
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:18P
Federal judge agrees to trial continuance for Qasem, Mohammad
Mohammad and Qasem were scheduled to stand trial together starting June 11 in US District Court in Akron. But Judge Sara Lioi consented to Qasem's request to change lawyers and obtain a continuance of the trial. Qasem, who had fired his first lawyer,
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:15P
Long trial for Sica
THE trial of a man accused of killing three Fiji-born siblings is set to be the longest running Supreme Court trial in Queensland, Australia. The Courier Mail reports the Max Sica trial is likely to end after mid-July. Sica, 42, has pleaded not guilty
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:08P
Another Step Forward: District Court Affirms Seminal Decision Authorizing
Judges like Magistrate Judge Peck and District Court Judge Carter are dealing with the issues in a way that accomplishes the goals of the Federal Rules of Civil Procedure and that requires continued collaboration and cooperation by litigants.
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:05P
Bus rapid transit relief to continue as corridor still with Central Road
The Central Road Research Institute (CRRI), which has been running a trial run on the corridor as part of the court-ordered study, will continue managing the corridor for some more days. A CRRI official said, "Though the trial run was on till Thursday,
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:04P
Afternoon News Brief - Waukesha County Court sends sex offender Dennis Marth
Dennis Marth will be sentenced next month in Waukesha County district Court. Marth had just been released from state supervision six weeks earlier. He got in trouble for approaching four boys who were fishing last July, asking them to show him where
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:00P
Coerced confession?
Last year a Pennsylvania Superior Court panel said a jury should be allowed to hear the opinion of a psychological expert on this question raised in a Philadelphia homicide case. On Tuesday the state Supreme Court put that ruling on hold,
Updated: 05/17/2012 06:00P
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