Jacksons doctor pleads not guilty in star's death
Michael Jackson's physician Conrad Murray pleaded not guilty in Los Angeles to involuntary manslaughter over the pop star's death. The trial, likely televised, is set to begin March 28 with a pretrial hearing Feb. 7. prosecutors anticipate a six week case.
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Guantanamo detainee sentenced for embassy bomb plot
Ahmed Ghailani, once Osama bin Laden's cook and bodyguard, was given a life term in a civilian U.S. trial for the 1998 embassy bombings in Tanzania and Kenya. The judge cited the attacks that killed 224 people. Ghailani faced charges from among more than 280 counts, with prosecutors highlighting confessions while the defense cited torture claims.
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Man in Hospital Prank Arrest In West Virginia
Stephen Mahnken of Hurricane was seized early Monday at Thomas Memorial Hospital in South Charleston with charges of larceny trespassing battery and obstructing an officer. He dressed as a physician and placed items in a patient room and left unsettling notes. His vet license had been revoked in 2009 and he claimed to be a physician assistant while denying intent.
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Trial set for October in underwear bomb plot case
Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the Nigerian charged in the 2009 Christmas Day attempt to blow up a Northwest Airlines flight, will face an Oct 4 trial in Detroit. He acts as his own lawyer after firing court counsel, while Judge Nancy Edmunds pushes to move the case forward and pretrial motions are due in June.
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Court hearing highlights Abdulmutallab legal access concerns
Abdulmutallab voiced discomfort over a proposed change to counsel. The 40 minute session focused on rights to view files from his former legal team. Outside, Chambers asserted a good relationship with Abdulmutallab and pledged support for a defensible case.
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