Superior Court Creates Two New Judgeships In Alameda County
Alameda County Superior Court announced the creation of two new criminal courts effective June 1, bringing the criminal calendar to six of the court's 22 divisions. Presiding Judge Lyle Cook and presiding criminal jurist Judge Leonard Dieden led the effort, aimed at handling the rising number of felony filings and hard cases such as murder and armed robbery.
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Aftermass Dissident Arrest Dims Noon Hours
Normalcy returns at noon after a mass arrest of 496 dissidents who staged an illegal downtown march. Police dispersed the crowd, and authorities imposed restrictions as authorities pursue further action.
Sirhan Transferred To San Quentin for Death Row
Sirhan B. Sirhan was secretly moved Friday to San Quentin Prison to await execution. He arrived by helicopter at Marin County Airport and was escorted by a security convoy to the maximum security facility, where he will occupy Cell 83 on the death row wing. Guards described him as alert and inquisitive during the intake and inspection of the facility by reporters.
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Austrian Spy Jailed for Espionage in Interior Ministry
The federal court in Vienna sentenced former Interior Ministry press chief Alois Euler to three years in prison on espionage charges. He was found guilty of providing foreign intelligence services with secret information while serving as a personal press chief. The case highlights risks within official channels.
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Dissident Sentenced in Athens for Antiregime Activities
Vas sillios Pillas, 41, a leading economist, was sentenced by a military tribunal in Athens to 1018 years in jail for antiregime actions. Prosecutors said he led a clandestine group named Democratic Defense described as Communist and anarchic.
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