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  • Trump's hush money trial: Jury selection begins in Former US President Trump's case

    Former President Donald J. Trump railed against the judge on the first day of his historic criminal trial, the first to involve a former president, even as Justice Juan Merchan dismissed dozens of potential jurors on April 15, who said they could not impartially decide whether the former U.S. president is guilty or innocent of criminal charges.

  • No legal aid provided; Karnataka HC sends 2 from Bihar sentenced in child's rape, murder back to trial

    In the High Court, the counsel for the two convicts argued that their defence counsel did not cross-examine the witness and therefore "they were not given fair trial, therefore, the judgement of conviction and order of sentence are vitiated."

  • Elton John testifies for the defense in Kevin Spacey's sexual assault trial

    Elton John John appeared remotely from Monaco to testify after his husband, David Furnish, said Spacey only once attended the annual gala the singer held at his Windsor home.

  • Patna-Ranchi Vande Bharat Exp completes 1st phase of trial run

    The semi high-speed train, which arrived here around 12.40pm from Patna, left for the Bihar capital on its return leg at 2.20pm, Chief Public Relations Officer (CPRO) of Ranchi Railway Division Nishant Kumar told PTI.

  • Donald Trump goes to trial, accused of rape

    Donald Trump, 76, has denied raping writer E Jean Carroll, 79. He called her claim a "hoax" and "complete scam" in an October 2022 post on his Truth Social platform.

  • Elon Musk's mysterious ways on display in Tesla tweet trial

    The trial, centered on a pair of tweets announcing Musk had obtained the money to take Tesla private in 2018, reeled the 51-year-old billionaire into a federal courtroom in San Francisco for three days of testimony that opened a peephole into his often inscrutable mind.

  • Opening statements begin in Elon Musk Tesla tweets trial

    A nine-person jury was seated Tuesday for the case that is expected to include testimony from Musk to explain his thinking while engaged in one of his favorite activities — tweeting on the Twitter service that he now owns.

  • Mumbai Metro 3 trial run to be held on August 30

    This will mark an important development in the realisation of the Metro track shrouded in controversy.

  • Jury selection in Weinstein rape trial begins in wake of new charges

    The Los Angeles charges come as potential jurors in New York were scheduled to arrive at court on January 7 and fill out questionnaires to determine if they can be impartial.

  • DSK Motowheels to launch 135-cc bike by March

    Premium two-wheeler player DSK Motowheels will launch a 135-cc minibike by March 2017 to tap the volume market, a senior company official said today.

  • Coalscam: Special Court orders framing charges against 6 accused

    Serious charges of cheating, forgery, criminal conspiracy and criminal breach of trust have been slapped against former coal secretary HC Gupta, Nagpur-based Grace Industries, two of the company's Directors among others.

  • Alkem Labs accused of fudging trial data by German regulator

    The medicines are now being reviewed by the European Medicines Agency (EMA) on the recommendation of the German regulator, which inspected Alkem's Taloja plant in western India last March.

  • Pistorius guilty of culpable homicide

    Celebrity athlete Oscar Pistorius was found guilty today of culpable homicide in shooting dead his glamorous girlfriend Reeva Steenkamp, a conviction that could result in a lengthy jail term.

  • Salem's extradition to India still valid: SC

    Gangster Abu Salem will continue to face trial in various cases in India, including the 1993 Mumbai serial blasts case, with the Supreme Court today turning down his plea for quashing all proceedings after Portugal's apex court terminated his extradition to India.

  • Need to set up mechanism for safety of women, children: PM

    Addressing the conference of Chief Ministers on internal security, Singh said the issue which requires collective action was that of crimes against women and children for which the government has enacted several laws providing stringent punishment and more sensitive treatment of victims during investigation and trial.

  • Ex-Goldman exec seeks insider trading retrial

    At trial, prosecutors showed the jury phone records to prove Gupta called Rajaratnam immediately after board meetings to relay confidential information that allowed Rajaratnam to earn more than USD 11 million illegally.

  • 2G trial court snubs CBI for improper report

    The 2G trial court has reserved its order on cognisance of CBI chargesheet against Bharti Airtel and Vodafone in the matter of grant of additional spectrum to these companies in 2002.

  • Foreign telcos can't claim damages from govt in 2G case: AG

    In a setback to foreign telecom players such as Sistema and Telenor, Attorney General Goolam Essaji Vahanvati is believed to have reiterated his earlier stand that such players cannot claim damages for cancellation of their 2G licences by an order of the Apex Court.

  • Pak's 26/11 case: Trial adjourned due to judge's absence

    The trial of LeT's Zakiur Rehman Lakhvi and six other Pakistani suspects charged with involvement in the Mumbai attacks was adjourned for a week as the judge had to attend an official conference.

  • Google: Most patent claims in Apple Vs. Samsung trial don‘t relate to Android core

    Following Apples software and design patent judgement win over Samsung last week, both companies were quick to release statements about the trial and...

  • Geetika suicide: Gopal Goyal Kanda claims innocence

    Former Haryana minister and main accused in the Geetika Sharma suicide case, Gopal Goyal Kanda, on Saturday claimed that he has been framed in the case.

  • SC defers Italy's plea in marines trial till Aug 16

    The Supreme Court today deferred till August 16 its decision on the Italian government's plea to quash the ongoing trial of two of its marines for allegedly gunning down two Indian fishermen off Kerala coast in February this year.

  • Trial of visa fraud allegations case from Aug 20: Infosys

    Infosys today said trial of a case related to visa fraud allegations levelled by its former employee Jack Palmer would start on August 20 in the US court, following failure of mediation process between the two parties.

  • Verdict in Hosni Mubarak trial expected today

    Verdict for ousted Egyptian president expected today

  • Aarushi-Hemraj murder trial to begin from May 11

    The formal trial of the sensational 2008 twin murders of dentist couple Rajkesh and Nupur Talwar's teenaged daughter Aarushi and their domestic help Hemraj would begin from May 11 at a sessions court here.

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