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'Diddy' Back In Court In Bid To Reverse Sex-Trafficking Charges
Sean "Diddy" Combs is due to appear in court on Thursday for a hearing over his bid to set aside a jury's verdict finding the hip-hop mogul guilty on prostitution charges but clearing him of more serious counts of sex trafficking and racketeering.
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"I'm Vulgar, Rude But I Don't Touch": French Actor At Sex Assault Trial
Gerard Depardieu, who has acted in more than 200 films and television series, has been accused of improper behaviour by around 20 women.
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"Shocking": Top Court On Trial Courts Denying Bail In "Not Very Serious Cases"
The Supreme Court said a democratic country must not function like a police state, where law enforcement agencies exercise arbitrary powers to detain individuals without genuine necessity.
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Stop Referring Trial Courts As 'Lower Courts': Supreme Court To Its Registry
The Supreme Court has asked its registry to stop referring to trial courts as 'lower courts'. The Supeme Court said even the record of trial courts should not be referred to as 'lower court record'.
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Duty Of Trial Court To Ensure That Trial Is Not Prolonged: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has expressed displeasure over the delay in examination of witnesses, and said it is the duty of the trial court to ensure that the trial is not prolonged as time lag creates problems in the testimony of witnesses.
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Man Accused Of Theft Walks Free After 7 Years As Complainant Dies
Seven years after facing trial for allegedly stealing Rs one lakh from a house in south Delhi, a man has been acquitted by a court here due to non-examination of the complainant who died during pendency of trial.
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1975 LN Mishra Murder Case: Court Judgement Likely Today
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce today its judgement in a case relating to the murder of former Railway Minister LN Mishra at a function in Bihar nearly 40 years ago.
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Oracle Loses Bid to Restore $1.3 Billion SAP Verdict, Could Get New Trial
In a ruling on Friday, the court said jurors used "an undue amount of speculation" in awarding $1.3 billion in damages in 2010.
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Prosecutors Urge Judge to Keep Accused Bomber's Trial in Boston
Federal prosecutors on Tuesday urged a judge to reject accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's request to move his trial outside of the city, saying there was no evidence that it would be impossible to select an impartial jury.
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Egypt Court Signals Death Penalty for 12 Accused of Killing Policeman
An Egyptian court signaled on Wednesday it wanted death sentences for 12 defendants charged with killing a police officer and belonging to a terrorist group, when it referred the case to the country's highest religious authority.
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US Aims For Trial of Benghazi Suspect Held on Ship
The capture of an alleged leader of the deadly 2012 attacks on Americans in Benghazi, Libya, gave US officials a rare moment of good news. Now, they are preparing to try the captured Libyan in the US court system and pledging to double down on catching others responsible for the deaths of the US ambassador and three other Americans in the attacks.
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Trial Starts For Former Hedge Fund Owner's Brother
An insider trading trial is set to start in New York for the brother of an imprisoned one-time billionaire hedge fund founder.
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War Crimes Court Wants Muammar Gaddafi's Son For Trial
Appeals judges reaffirmed Wednesday that a case against the son of the country's former dictator, Muammar Gaddafi, for alleged crimes against humanity can proceed at the International Criminal Court.
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Australian Mother to Face Trial for Starving Son, 4
An Australian mother was Monday ordered to stand trial for allegedly starving her son, 4, who was kept in his filthy bedroom for 12 days and fed with food pushed under the door.
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Star witness for Jackson doc sanctioned by judge
A scientist who was the star defence witness in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor has been sanctioned by the trial judge and fined $250.
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'Diddy' Back In Court In Bid To Reverse Sex-Trafficking Charges
Sean "Diddy" Combs is due to appear in court on Thursday for a hearing over his bid to set aside a jury's verdict finding the hip-hop mogul guilty on prostitution charges but clearing him of more serious counts of sex trafficking and racketeering.
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"I'm Vulgar, Rude But I Don't Touch": French Actor At Sex Assault Trial
Gerard Depardieu, who has acted in more than 200 films and television series, has been accused of improper behaviour by around 20 women.
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"Shocking": Top Court On Trial Courts Denying Bail In "Not Very Serious Cases"
The Supreme Court said a democratic country must not function like a police state, where law enforcement agencies exercise arbitrary powers to detain individuals without genuine necessity.
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Stop Referring Trial Courts As 'Lower Courts': Supreme Court To Its Registry
The Supreme Court has asked its registry to stop referring to trial courts as 'lower courts'. The Supeme Court said even the record of trial courts should not be referred to as 'lower court record'.
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Duty Of Trial Court To Ensure That Trial Is Not Prolonged: Supreme Court
The Supreme Court has expressed displeasure over the delay in examination of witnesses, and said it is the duty of the trial court to ensure that the trial is not prolonged as time lag creates problems in the testimony of witnesses.
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Man Accused Of Theft Walks Free After 7 Years As Complainant Dies
Seven years after facing trial for allegedly stealing Rs one lakh from a house in south Delhi, a man has been acquitted by a court here due to non-examination of the complainant who died during pendency of trial.
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1975 LN Mishra Murder Case: Court Judgement Likely Today
A Delhi court is likely to pronounce today its judgement in a case relating to the murder of former Railway Minister LN Mishra at a function in Bihar nearly 40 years ago.
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Oracle Loses Bid to Restore $1.3 Billion SAP Verdict, Could Get New Trial
In a ruling on Friday, the court said jurors used "an undue amount of speculation" in awarding $1.3 billion in damages in 2010.
-
Prosecutors Urge Judge to Keep Accused Bomber's Trial in Boston
Federal prosecutors on Tuesday urged a judge to reject accused Boston Marathon bomber Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's request to move his trial outside of the city, saying there was no evidence that it would be impossible to select an impartial jury.
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Egypt Court Signals Death Penalty for 12 Accused of Killing Policeman
An Egyptian court signaled on Wednesday it wanted death sentences for 12 defendants charged with killing a police officer and belonging to a terrorist group, when it referred the case to the country's highest religious authority.
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US Aims For Trial of Benghazi Suspect Held on Ship
The capture of an alleged leader of the deadly 2012 attacks on Americans in Benghazi, Libya, gave US officials a rare moment of good news. Now, they are preparing to try the captured Libyan in the US court system and pledging to double down on catching others responsible for the deaths of the US ambassador and three other Americans in the attacks.
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Trial Starts For Former Hedge Fund Owner's Brother
An insider trading trial is set to start in New York for the brother of an imprisoned one-time billionaire hedge fund founder.
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War Crimes Court Wants Muammar Gaddafi's Son For Trial
Appeals judges reaffirmed Wednesday that a case against the son of the country's former dictator, Muammar Gaddafi, for alleged crimes against humanity can proceed at the International Criminal Court.
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Australian Mother to Face Trial for Starving Son, 4
An Australian mother was Monday ordered to stand trial for allegedly starving her son, 4, who was kept in his filthy bedroom for 12 days and fed with food pushed under the door.
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Star witness for Jackson doc sanctioned by judge
A scientist who was the star defence witness in the trial of Michael Jackson's doctor has been sanctioned by the trial judge and fined $250.
