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Puerto Rico's Olympic Boxer Felix Sanchez Found Guilty Of Killing Pregnant Girlfriend
A jury in the US convicted former Puerto Rico boxer Felix Verdejo Sanchez on Friday on two charges related to the killing of his 27-year-old pregnant girlfriend Keishla Rodriguez.
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ISIS Sympathiser Found Guilty In UK Lawmaker David Amess's Murder
A London jury on Monday unanimously found ISIS group follower Ali Harbi Ali guilty of murdering British lawmaker David Amess in a ferocious knife attack in October last year.
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Banker Arrested For Insider Trading Walks Free After Deleting WhatsApp
Konstantin Vishnyak, a former VTB Capital Plc banker who deleted his Whatsapp messages "under the noses of the police," was acquitted by a London jury, dealing a blow to the Financial Conduct Authority's pursuit of insider dealing.
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Man Found Guilty Over Car Attack Outside UK Parliament That Injured Many
A London jury on Wednesday convicted a man of attempted murder after he tried to mow down cyclists and police with his car outside the British parliament last year in an attack that prosecutors said had a terrorist motive.
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21-Year-Old Took Care Of Their Kids. French Couple Tortured, Killed Her
The jury deliberated for a week before unanimously convicting Kouider and ruling by a majority decision of 10 to 2 that her partner Medouni was also guilty.
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Ex-Barclays Traders Sentenced To Up To Six-And-A-Half Years In Jail For Libor Rigging
Four former Barclays bankers were sentenced to between 33 months and six-and-a-half years in jail by a London judge on Thursday for conspiring to rig global benchmark interest rates.
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Rio Olympics: Indian Official Nominated For Basketball Event
This is the third time there will be a representative from India in the basketball event at the Olympics, with the men's team having taken part in the 1980 Olympics and Snehal Bendke going to the London Games as an official
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Chris Cairns Cleared of Match-Fixing Perjury Charges
After a nine-week trial the jury of seven women and five men at Southwark Crown Court in London found Chris Cairns not guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Jury Deliberates in Islamist Preacher Abu Hamza Trial
A New York jury began deliberating on Thursday over its verdict on the terror and kidnapping charges brought against Islamist preacher Abu Hamza by the United States.
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London Imam Claims at US Trial he Tried to Help Yemen Hostages
London imam Abu Hamza admitted to a US jury on Monday that he provided a satellite phone to Yemeni militants months before they kidnapped Western tourists in 1998 and spoke to their leader just three hours after the hostages were taken.
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Indian-origin woman walks free in fraud case in UK
An Indian-origin woman in Britain, accused of conspiring with a former police officer to steal and sell details of accident victims, walked free after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Three convicted of attacking Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar in London
A British jury today has convicted three people of stabbing Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar in London last year.
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'Devil's Advocate' convicted in London of being fake lawyer
An Italian man known as the "Devil's Advocate" who said he provided legal representation to the likes of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, was not a genuine lawyer but a fraudster, a jury at a London court ruled on Wednesday.
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Muslim juror in UK asked to stand down for refusing to take off veil
In a first of its kind ruling, a veiled Muslim woman was barred from serving on a jury in a London court by a judge who wanted her to remove the face cover as it concealed her expressions. The judge, on Monday, said she could not sit on an attempted murder trial because her full face covering (naqab) concealed her expressions, a media report said t...
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Puerto Rico's Olympic Boxer Felix Sanchez Found Guilty Of Killing Pregnant Girlfriend
A jury in the US convicted former Puerto Rico boxer Felix Verdejo Sanchez on Friday on two charges related to the killing of his 27-year-old pregnant girlfriend Keishla Rodriguez.
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ISIS Sympathiser Found Guilty In UK Lawmaker David Amess's Murder
A London jury on Monday unanimously found ISIS group follower Ali Harbi Ali guilty of murdering British lawmaker David Amess in a ferocious knife attack in October last year.
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Banker Arrested For Insider Trading Walks Free After Deleting WhatsApp
Konstantin Vishnyak, a former VTB Capital Plc banker who deleted his Whatsapp messages "under the noses of the police," was acquitted by a London jury, dealing a blow to the Financial Conduct Authority's pursuit of insider dealing.
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Man Found Guilty Over Car Attack Outside UK Parliament That Injured Many
A London jury on Wednesday convicted a man of attempted murder after he tried to mow down cyclists and police with his car outside the British parliament last year in an attack that prosecutors said had a terrorist motive.
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21-Year-Old Took Care Of Their Kids. French Couple Tortured, Killed Her
The jury deliberated for a week before unanimously convicting Kouider and ruling by a majority decision of 10 to 2 that her partner Medouni was also guilty.
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Ex-Barclays Traders Sentenced To Up To Six-And-A-Half Years In Jail For Libor Rigging
Four former Barclays bankers were sentenced to between 33 months and six-and-a-half years in jail by a London judge on Thursday for conspiring to rig global benchmark interest rates.
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Rio Olympics: Indian Official Nominated For Basketball Event
This is the third time there will be a representative from India in the basketball event at the Olympics, with the men's team having taken part in the 1980 Olympics and Snehal Bendke going to the London Games as an official
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Chris Cairns Cleared of Match-Fixing Perjury Charges
After a nine-week trial the jury of seven women and five men at Southwark Crown Court in London found Chris Cairns not guilty of perjury and perverting the course of justice.
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Jury Sent Out in UK Phone-Hacking Trial of Ex-Murdoch Editors
A jury retired on Wednesday to consider whether two ex-Rupert Murdoch editors, one the media mogul's protege and the other a former close aide to the British prime minister, were guilty over phone-hacking offences and illegal payments to officials.
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Jury Deliberates in Islamist Preacher Abu Hamza Trial
A New York jury began deliberating on Thursday over its verdict on the terror and kidnapping charges brought against Islamist preacher Abu Hamza by the United States.
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London Imam Claims at US Trial he Tried to Help Yemen Hostages
London imam Abu Hamza admitted to a US jury on Monday that he provided a satellite phone to Yemeni militants months before they kidnapped Western tourists in 1998 and spoke to their leader just three hours after the hostages were taken.
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Indian-origin woman walks free in fraud case in UK
An Indian-origin woman in Britain, accused of conspiring with a former police officer to steal and sell details of accident victims, walked free after a jury failed to reach a verdict.
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Three convicted of attacking Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar in London
A British jury today has convicted three people of stabbing Lieutenant General Kuldeep Singh Brar in London last year.
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'Devil's Advocate' convicted in London of being fake lawyer
An Italian man known as the "Devil's Advocate" who said he provided legal representation to the likes of former Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein, was not a genuine lawyer but a fraudster, a jury at a London court ruled on Wednesday.
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Muslim juror in UK asked to stand down for refusing to take off veil
In a first of its kind ruling, a veiled Muslim woman was barred from serving on a jury in a London court by a judge who wanted her to remove the face cover as it concealed her expressions. The judge, on Monday, said she could not sit on an attempted murder trial because her full face covering (naqab) concealed her expressions, a media report said t...
