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  • 2 Held in Millionaire Developer's Death

    2 Held in Millionaire Developer's Death

    Recent Cases 03/23/2008

    A chauffeur and his cousin are being charged in the 2006 stabbing death of a millionaire developer accused of real estate fraud, police said Saturday.Andrew Kissel, 46, was found tied up and stabbed to death in his Greenwich mansion just days before ...

  • Doubt Arises over Breathalyzer Source Code

    Doubt Arises over Breathalyzer Source Code

    Recent Cases 03/21/2008

    An attorney for a Minnesota man accused of drunken driving says he doesn't think the manufacturer of a breathalyzer will meet a court-imposed deadline of August 17 to turn over its source code. If that happens, his client could go free.The Minnesota ...

  • Settlement talks fail between al-Kidd, feds

    Settlement talks fail between al-Kidd, feds

    Recent Cases 03/20/2008

    Court-ordered settlement talks between a man detained in a federal case and the government have failed.Attorneys on both sides told a U.S. District judge this week that no settlement was reached. That means the lawsuit brought by Abdullah al-Kidd aga...

  • Legal battle rages over whether ankles exist

    Legal battle rages over whether ankles exist

    Recent Cases 03/19/2008

    For every foot, there's an ankle. Or not.In Texas, that all depends on a legal battle between medical doctors and podiatrists, who both claim the ankle as their turf. The debate has raged to the point that the two sides disagree in court on whether t...

  • Judges Bar Law on Violent Video Games

    Judges Bar Law on Violent Video Games

    Recent Cases 03/18/2008

    A federal appeals court has upheld an injunction against a Minnesota law that would have kept children under 17 from renting or buying violent video games.A three-judge panel of the 8th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals said Minnesota has a compelling in...

  • Heather loses court judgment appeal

    Heather loses court judgment appeal

    Recent Cases 03/18/2008

    Heather Mills has failed to stop publication of a divorce judgment highly critical of her as a witness and her financial claims against Sir Paul McCartney.Mr Justice Bennett said her evidence was "not just inconsistent and inaccurate but also less th...

  • Court Will Decide Wash. Shooting Case

    Court Will Decide Wash. Shooting Case

    Recent Cases 03/17/2008

    The Supreme Court agreed Monday to consider reinstating the murder conviction of the driver in a gang-related drive-by shooting that horrified Seattle in 1994.The court will hear arguments in the fall in the case of Cesar Sarausad II. He was convicte...

  • Court to Take Up Voting Rights Suit

    Court to Take Up Voting Rights Suit

    Recent Cases 03/17/2008

    WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court said on Monday it would decide a potentially important voting rights case and whether crime lab reports can be used as trial evidence without the testimony of analysts who prepared them.In a case from North Ca...

  • Palo Alto loses legal battle over police brutality

    Palo Alto loses legal battle over police brutality

    Recent Cases 03/14/2008

    The city of Palo Alto on Wednesday lost an 11-year legal battle over whether police officers violated a man's civil rights and now faces the prospect of paying hundreds of thousands of dollars to finally settle the case. The California Supreme Court ...

  • MasterCard "welcomes" dismissal of antitrust suit

    MasterCard "welcomes" dismissal of antitrust suit

    Recent Cases 03/13/2008

    MasterCard International said on Thursday it welcomed a U.S. appeals court's dismissal of an antitrust lawsuit by a group of merchants claiming that the company, Visa USA and three banks had conspired to set fees charged to businesses for credit card...

  • Lawyer says imprisoned man innocent

    Lawyer says imprisoned man innocent

    Recent Cases 03/11/2008

    A lawyer says a man imprisoned for killing another man at a Chicago McDonald's 26 years ago is innocent and he may get a new trial. Alton Logan was sentenced to life in prison as an accomplice in the 1982 killing. The alleged shooter, Edward Hope, re...

  • Justice often slow for elder crimes

    Justice often slow for elder crimes

    Recent Cases 03/09/2008

    So far, Mary Morris has spent three years and $73,000 to get back just part of the $475,000 that was withdrawn from her mother's accounts by the relative who was overseeing the elderly woman's affairs. Morris' mother agreed, three years before she di...

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