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Hong Kong Jails 45 Pro-Democracy Campaigners In Largest Security Case
A Hong Kong court on Tuesday jailed all 45 defendants convicted in the city's largest trial under its sweeping national security law, with "mastermind" Benny Tai receiving the longest sentence of 10 years.
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Judge Delays Decision In Trump's New York Criminal Case To November 19
The judge in Donald Trump's New York criminal case has delayed to November 19 a decision on potentially throwing out the US president-elect's conviction, the court said Tuesday.
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Lawyer Says People In Bengal Losing Faith In Judiciary, Chief Justice Replies
The Supreme Court today refused to transfer the RG Kar rape-murder case trial outside West Bengal and rebuked a lawyer who claimed that the people of the state were losing faith in the police and the judiciary
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Special Court Conducting 2008 Malegaon Blast Case Trial Gets Bomb Threat
The special court here conducting trial in the 2008 Malegaon blast case has received a bomb threat, a government lawyer said on Tuesday.
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Sara Sharif Case: Father Of Pak-British Girl, 10, "Hit Her Like Crazy" And Made Her Do Sit-Ups All Night
The father of Sara Sharif, a British-Pakistani 10-year-old girl whose death sparked an international manhunt last year, forced his daughter to do sit-ups all night because she hid his keys, a court heard earlier this week.
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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
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Delhi High Court Confirms No Stay On Activist Sharjeel Imam's Sedition Trial
The Delhi High Court on Monday told Sharjeel Imam -- an accused in the 2020 northeast Delhi riots case -- that it has not stayed the trial proceedings in the sedition case.
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Wrestling Federation Withdraws India From World Championship, Writes To World Body UWW About Government Interference
WFI withdrew the selection trials notice and the court, on October 4, decided not to proceed with the contempt petition.
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"Broken But Determined": French Mass Rape Victim Tells Court
Gisele Pelicot, whose ex-husband and dozens of other men are on trial in France accused of raping her while she was drugged, told the court she was "broken" by her ordeal, but also determined to "change society" for sex assault victims.
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Supreme Court Clears Trial Against Ram Rahim In Sacrilege Cases, Removes High Court's Stay
The Supreme Court today dealt a blow to rape convict Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh by lifting the stay imposed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on the trial against him in connection with the 2015 Bargari sacrilege cases.
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Pakistan 'Vigilantes' Behind Rise In Online Blasphemy Cases
Hundreds of young men are standing trial in Pakistan courts, accused of making blasphemous statements online or in WhatsApp groups, an offence for which arrests have exploded in recent years.
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Trial Of Baba Siddique Murder Case To Take Place In Fast-Track Court: Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has said that the trial of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Baba Siddique's murder case will take place in a fast-track court.
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DHFL's Ex Director Kapil Wadhawan Gets Bail, Court Cites Delay In Trial
A special CBI court on Thursday granted bail to Kapil Wadhawan, former director of erstwhile mortgage firm Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL), in an alleged loan fraud case linked to Yes Bank.
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Schoolboy Who Killed 10 Testifies At Parents' Trial, Many Leave Court In Tears
The 13-year-old boy carried out the killings on May 3 last year using his father's gun. He cannot be prosecuted due to his age but his parents face serious public safety charges.
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Public Allowed To See Video Evidence In Mass Rape Trial In France
A court trying a French man charged with enlisting dozens of strangers to rape his heavily drugged wife ruled on Friday that the public could be present when video evidence is screened, reversing an earlier decision.
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Hong Kong Jails 45 Pro-Democracy Campaigners In Largest Security Case
A Hong Kong court on Tuesday jailed all 45 defendants convicted in the city's largest trial under its sweeping national security law, with "mastermind" Benny Tai receiving the longest sentence of 10 years.
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Judge Delays Decision In Trump's New York Criminal Case To November 19
The judge in Donald Trump's New York criminal case has delayed to November 19 a decision on potentially throwing out the US president-elect's conviction, the court said Tuesday.
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Lawyer Says People In Bengal Losing Faith In Judiciary, Chief Justice Replies
The Supreme Court today refused to transfer the RG Kar rape-murder case trial outside West Bengal and rebuked a lawyer who claimed that the people of the state were losing faith in the police and the judiciary
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Special Court Conducting 2008 Malegaon Blast Case Trial Gets Bomb Threat
The special court here conducting trial in the 2008 Malegaon blast case has received a bomb threat, a government lawyer said on Tuesday.
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Sara Sharif Case: Father Of Pak-British Girl, 10, "Hit Her Like Crazy" And Made Her Do Sit-Ups All Night
The father of Sara Sharif, a British-Pakistani 10-year-old girl whose death sparked an international manhunt last year, forced his daughter to do sit-ups all night because she hid his keys, a court heard earlier this week.
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J&J's $8.2 Billion Settlement Linked To Iconic Baby Powder Faces Court Test
The fate of Johnson & Johnson's latest push to use bankruptcy courts to end thousands of cancer lawsuits tied to its iconic baby powder now hinges on a high-stakes trial in January.
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Delhi High Court Confirms No Stay On Activist Sharjeel Imam's Sedition Trial
The Delhi High Court on Monday told Sharjeel Imam -- an accused in the 2020 northeast Delhi riots case -- that it has not stayed the trial proceedings in the sedition case.
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Wrestling Federation Withdraws India From World Championship, Writes To World Body UWW About Government Interference
WFI withdrew the selection trials notice and the court, on October 4, decided not to proceed with the contempt petition.
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"Broken But Determined": French Mass Rape Victim Tells Court
Gisele Pelicot, whose ex-husband and dozens of other men are on trial in France accused of raping her while she was drugged, told the court she was "broken" by her ordeal, but also determined to "change society" for sex assault victims.
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Supreme Court Clears Trial Against Ram Rahim In Sacrilege Cases, Removes High Court's Stay
The Supreme Court today dealt a blow to rape convict Gurmeet Ram Rahim Singh by lifting the stay imposed by the Punjab and Haryana High Court on the trial against him in connection with the 2015 Bargari sacrilege cases.
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Pakistan 'Vigilantes' Behind Rise In Online Blasphemy Cases
Hundreds of young men are standing trial in Pakistan courts, accused of making blasphemous statements online or in WhatsApp groups, an offence for which arrests have exploded in recent years.
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Trial Of Baba Siddique Murder Case To Take Place In Fast-Track Court: Eknath Shinde
Maharashtra Chief Minister Eknath Shinde has said that the trial of Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Baba Siddique's murder case will take place in a fast-track court.
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DHFL's Ex Director Kapil Wadhawan Gets Bail, Court Cites Delay In Trial
A special CBI court on Thursday granted bail to Kapil Wadhawan, former director of erstwhile mortgage firm Dewan Housing Finance Corporation Ltd (DHFL), in an alleged loan fraud case linked to Yes Bank.
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Schoolboy Who Killed 10 Testifies At Parents' Trial, Many Leave Court In Tears
The 13-year-old boy carried out the killings on May 3 last year using his father's gun. He cannot be prosecuted due to his age but his parents face serious public safety charges.
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Public Allowed To See Video Evidence In Mass Rape Trial In France
A court trying a French man charged with enlisting dozens of strangers to rape his heavily drugged wife ruled on Friday that the public could be present when video evidence is screened, reversing an earlier decision.
