Court News
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Punta Gorda -
A judge was presented with an unusual request in his courtroom this week when a defendant asked for his case to be postponed because his star witness was not present.
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New York -
Alexander Arbuckle went on trial for disorderly conduct in the Occupy Wall Street protest early on New Years' Day. However, he won his case due to the video footage of a journalist.
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Oslo -
The 1970 children's song "Children of the Rainbow" is about a multicultural world and represents everything that Anders Behring Breivik despises.
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Oslo -
A recent video takes us through part of the trial of Anders Behring Breivik on terror and murder charges in the tragic massacre which left 77 dead and 242 injured in Norway last year.
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Little Rock -
The state of Arkansas is taking legal proceedings against a subsidiary of 'big pharma' company Johnson and Johnson over the marketing of an antipsychotic drug. The state claims that the drug's side effects were suppressed.
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Cape Town -
A man from Milnerton, Cape Town has been charged with the illegal possesion of elephant tusks and ivory products worth an estimated R10 million or approximately $1.3 million USD.
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The Supreme Court in the UK has ruled that proper care was not taken to protect a woman who committed suicide after being sent home on leave in 2005.
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Fuengirola -
A member of the 15m Movement, in Fuengirola, Spain was threatened by a local police officer last year when handing out informational leaflets in the local plaza.
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On Monday, a Warsaw court found Doda, one of Poland's most famous pop stars, guilty of offending religious feelings and ordered her to pay a $1,450 fine for stating publicly that writers of the 'Bible' were "drunk on wine" and "smoking herbs."
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Swindon -
A 48-year-old teacher has been jailed for 16 months after having sex with one of his students in a classroom. Mark Westcott, originally from North Wraxall, Wiltshire, taught design and technology at a school in Bath.
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