Zimmerman to Seek Stand Your Ground Dismissal in Martin Killing
George Zimmerman will ask a Florida judge to drop second-degree murder charges by invoking stand your ground. The upcoming hearing is expected to be months away and resemble a mini-trial with extensive prosecutors evidence and defense expert testimony.
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Face Chewing Attack Witness Details Berlin
Ronald Poppo describes the assault by Rudy Eugene along a South Florida highway. In a July taped interview he says the attack began with a friendly approach then turned berserk over an incident on Miami Beach during the Memorial Day weekend. The victims say both men would die.
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Iran seeks political path as Syria crisis deepens
Tehran hosts a one day forum with diplomats from Russia China Benin Cuba Mauritania and others to discuss dialogue as Aleppo endures a regime assault. Iran defends Damascus while rebels report ammunition shortages and civilian casualties amid the ongoing conflict.
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Gu Kailai on trial in China for Heywood murder
Gu Kailai the wife of Bo Xilai stands accused of luring British businessman Neil Heywood to a hotel, getting him drunk and poisoning him in a tightly controlled hearing in Hefei. Prosecutors say Gu sought Heywood’s death to protect her son Bo Guagua. the trial proceeded with no verdict announced.
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Sinai gunmen attack police station amid Sinai security push
Gunmen sprayed a Sinai police station and fled in a truck after a brief firefight as Egypt readies armored units to pursue militants following a deadly weekend attack that killed 16 soldiers. Army engineers plan to disrupt an underground tunnel network linking Sinai and Gaza used for smuggling.
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Gauss virus targets Lebanese banks in Middle East
Kaspersky Lab ZAO said Gauss, a new computer virus linked to advanced cyberweapons, is circulating in the Middle East. If confirmed, the malware would broaden the electronic arsenal used by the United States and Israel against regional rivals and is aimed at stealing financial data from Lebanese bank customers.
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