Salman Khan Guilty In Hit-and-run Case
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Maharashtra to Challenge Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
In May, a trial court had held Salman Khan guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking on September 28, 2002. The High Court overturned that order on December 10, acquitting the 49-year-old actor of all charges and cancelling his five-year jail sentence
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run: Bombay High Court Says Actor Not Guilty
"On basis of evidences produced by the prosecution, (Salman Khan) cannot be convicted, no matter how differently the common man thinks," the High Court said, in a verdict cheered not just by his family and fans but also by the film industry
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Salman Khan Acquitted In 2002 Hit-And-Run Case, Breaks Down in Court
Actor Salman Khan is not guilty in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the Bombay High Court ruled today, overturning his conviction by a lower court in May and dropping all charges against him.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: High Court To Decide On Appeal Against Conviction
The Bombay High Court is expected to pass an order today on actor Salman Khan's appeal against his conviction in the 2002 hit-and-run case in which he was found guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan's Appeal Against Conviction To Be Decided By Bombay High Court
A court in Mumbai will decide today on superstar Salman Khan's appeal against his conviction in the 2002 hit-and-run case, in which he was found guilty of running over pavement dwellers with his SUV after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan Hit-and-Run: Supreme Court Refuses to Cancel Actor's Bail
On May 6, Salman Khan Khan was found guilty in the September 28, 2002 hit-and-run case and sentenced to five years' jail for various charges, including 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder'.
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Actor Salman Khan Gets Bail, 5-Year Sentence is Suspended: 10-Point Cheatsheet
Actor Salman Khan will not go to jail for now in a hit-and-run case - the Bombay High Court suspended his five-year prison sentence today pending an appeal.
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Salman Khan 'Went Home and Hid,' Said Mumbai Judge
Salman Khan did not wait for the police, went home and hid himself, observed Mumbai sessions court judge DW Deshpande in his judgement that holds the actor guilty in a 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Support Pours in From Bollywood a Day Before Salman Khan's Bail Plea is Heard by Court
Actor Salman Khan, who has been sentenced to five years in jail for killing a man in a 2002 hit-and-run, need not be present when a court in Mumbai hears his plea for bail tomorrow.
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Salman Khan, Found Guilty of Hit-and-Run, Gets Bail Till Friday
Actor Salman Khan, sentenced to five years for killing a homeless man in a hit-and-run in 2002, will not go to jail for now. He is back home till Friday, when the Bombay High Court will hear his appeal for bail.
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Don't Punish Him More Because He is an Actor, Say Salman Khan's Lawyers to Judge
Actor Salman Khan has been found guilty of killing a homeless man while driving drunk in 2002 in Mumbai. He has been sentenced to five years in jail.
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Ashok Singh, Salman Khan's Driver, May Face Charges of Perjury: Sources
As actor Salman Khan was pronounced guilty of running over homeless men sleeping on a pavement in Mumbai in 2002, the man who owned responsibility for the accident, his driver Ashok Singh, was present in court.
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2002 Hit-And-Run Verdict: Salman Khan Proven Guilty of All Charges
Salman Khan has been proven guilty of all charges in the 2002 hit-and-run case. Bombay Sessions Court concludes that Salman was driving the car under the influence of alcohol.
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Salman Khan Was Driving Drunk and Without a License, Said Judge
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has been sentenced to five years in jail after he was found guilty of killing a homeless man in a 2002 hit-and-run after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan, Found Guilty of Hit-and-Run, Gets Bail Till Friday
Actor Salman Khan will not go to jail today. The Mumbai High Court has granted him interim bail for two days, after a Sessions Court sentenced him to five years in prison for culpable homicide in a 2002 hit and run case.
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Maharashtra to Challenge Salman Khan's Acquittal In Hit-And-Run Case
In May, a trial court had held Salman Khan guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking on September 28, 2002. The High Court overturned that order on December 10, acquitting the 49-year-old actor of all charges and cancelling his five-year jail sentence
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run: Bombay High Court Says Actor Not Guilty
"On basis of evidences produced by the prosecution, (Salman Khan) cannot be convicted, no matter how differently the common man thinks," the High Court said, in a verdict cheered not just by his family and fans but also by the film industry
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Salman Khan Acquitted In 2002 Hit-And-Run Case, Breaks Down in Court
Actor Salman Khan is not guilty in the 2002 hit-and-run case, the Bombay High Court ruled today, overturning his conviction by a lower court in May and dropping all charges against him.
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Salman Khan Hit-And-Run Case: High Court To Decide On Appeal Against Conviction
The Bombay High Court is expected to pass an order today on actor Salman Khan's appeal against his conviction in the 2002 hit-and-run case in which he was found guilty of killing a man with his SUV after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan's Appeal Against Conviction To Be Decided By Bombay High Court
A court in Mumbai will decide today on superstar Salman Khan's appeal against his conviction in the 2002 hit-and-run case, in which he was found guilty of running over pavement dwellers with his SUV after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan Hit-and-Run: Supreme Court Refuses to Cancel Actor's Bail
On May 6, Salman Khan Khan was found guilty in the September 28, 2002 hit-and-run case and sentenced to five years' jail for various charges, including 'culpable homicide not amounting to murder'.
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Actor Salman Khan Gets Bail, 5-Year Sentence is Suspended: 10-Point Cheatsheet
Actor Salman Khan will not go to jail for now in a hit-and-run case - the Bombay High Court suspended his five-year prison sentence today pending an appeal.
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Salman Khan 'Went Home and Hid,' Said Mumbai Judge
Salman Khan did not wait for the police, went home and hid himself, observed Mumbai sessions court judge DW Deshpande in his judgement that holds the actor guilty in a 2002 hit-and-run case.
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Support Pours in From Bollywood a Day Before Salman Khan's Bail Plea is Heard by Court
Actor Salman Khan, who has been sentenced to five years in jail for killing a man in a 2002 hit-and-run, need not be present when a court in Mumbai hears his plea for bail tomorrow.
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Salman Khan, Found Guilty of Hit-and-Run, Gets Bail Till Friday
Actor Salman Khan, sentenced to five years for killing a homeless man in a hit-and-run in 2002, will not go to jail for now. He is back home till Friday, when the Bombay High Court will hear his appeal for bail.
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Don't Punish Him More Because He is an Actor, Say Salman Khan's Lawyers to Judge
Actor Salman Khan has been found guilty of killing a homeless man while driving drunk in 2002 in Mumbai. He has been sentenced to five years in jail.
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Ashok Singh, Salman Khan's Driver, May Face Charges of Perjury: Sources
As actor Salman Khan was pronounced guilty of running over homeless men sleeping on a pavement in Mumbai in 2002, the man who owned responsibility for the accident, his driver Ashok Singh, was present in court.
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2002 Hit-And-Run Verdict: Salman Khan Proven Guilty of All Charges
Salman Khan has been proven guilty of all charges in the 2002 hit-and-run case. Bombay Sessions Court concludes that Salman was driving the car under the influence of alcohol.
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Salman Khan Was Driving Drunk and Without a License, Said Judge
Bollywood superstar Salman Khan has been sentenced to five years in jail after he was found guilty of killing a homeless man in a 2002 hit-and-run after a night out drinking.
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Salman Khan, Found Guilty of Hit-and-Run, Gets Bail Till Friday
Actor Salman Khan will not go to jail today. The Mumbai High Court has granted him interim bail for two days, after a Sessions Court sentenced him to five years in prison for culpable homicide in a 2002 hit and run case.
