Nashville Woman Could Go To Jail For Having Baby
WKRN Nashville - 0 KB- Found: 1 hour ago
A Nashville woman suspected of killing three infants may go to jail for having a baby. According to published reports, Vernica Ward, 29, was convicted of smothering her six-month-old child to death in 2002. An appeals court threw out the conviction and ordered a new trial. | | Ward is currently out of jail on bail, but prosecutors hope to put her back behind bars. They said...

Dudley Found Guilty In Second Child Assault Trial
KLTV Texas - 0 KB- Found: 10 hours ago
Donald Dudley, 44, was charged with sexual assault of a child.

Rwanda rejects French allegations
africast.com - 0 KB- Found: 3 hours ago
KIGALI, November 21 -- Rwanda has angrily rejected calls by a French judge for President Paul Kagame to stand trial over the killing of his predecessor, which sparked genocide.

Bond revoked for suspect who sent his wife a book
KGBT 4 Rio Grande Valley - 0 KB- Found: 4 hours ago
HOUSTON A man awaiting trial on a charge that he tried to have his wife killed has been ordered back to jail for sending the alleged victim a book.

Bond revoked for suspect who sent his wife a book
NewsChannel 10 Amarillo - 0 KB- Found: 4 hours ago
HOUSTON A man awaiting trial on a charge that he tried to have his wife killed has been ordered back to jail for sending the alleged victim a book. John...

Rwandan president accused of war crimes
Daily Telegraph - 0 KB- Found: 6 hours ago
A leading French judge has said that Rwanda's president should stand trial for killing one of the African country's previous heads of state, an act that triggered the genocide in 1994.

Berlusconi has kept a low profile since his election loss in April
Aljazeera - 0 KB- Found: 6 hours ago
The trial of Silvio Berlusconi, the former Italian prime minister, on charges of corporate fraud at his broadcasting organisation Mediaset, is set to begin.

Judge says Scrushy, Siegelman jurors read from Internet
Birmingham News - 0 KB- Found: 4 hours ago
MONTGOMERY - A federal judge said Monday that jurors who convicted former Gov. Don Siegelman and HealthSouth founder Richard Scrushy read materials from the Internet during the trial. He said prosecutors must prove that didn't taint the jurors' guilty verdicts.

30 Philippine Officers Face Trial
Los Angeles Times - 0 KB- Found: 2006-11-20, 05:13 GMT
MANILA, Philippines -- Thirty Philippine officers suspected in an alleged February coup plot to topple the president will face a court-martial, the military chief said Monday.

Judge: Evidence of outside influence
al.com - 0 KB- Found: 5 hours ago
U.S. District Judge Mark Fuller has found "credible evidence" that two jurors considered "extrinsic or extraneous" evidence during the trial of former Gov. Don Siegelman and has ordered prosecutors and lawyers for Siegelman and co-defendant Richard Scrushy to file briefs on the issue by Dec. 1.