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• Pomersbach case: Defamation notice for Sidhartha Mallya for his tweets - NDTV
  Zee NewsPomersbach case: Defamation notice for Sidhartha Mallya for his tweetsNDTVNew Delhi: A legal defamation notice has been reportedly sent to Sidhartha Mallya, director of the IPL franchise Royal Challengers Bangalore, for his remarks on micro-blogging site Twitter in the molestation case involving one of his players Luke ...Molestation case: Sidhartha Mallya in troubleZee NewsIPL molestation case: Luke to appear in Delhi courtIBNLive.comMol […]
• Blind activist says China's "manipulation" of nephew's case will fail - Chicago Tribune
  Globe and MailBlind activist says China's "manipulation" of nephew's case will failChicago TribuneBEIJING (Reuters) - Blind Chinese activist Chen Guangcheng said on Saturday the authorities' drive to manipulate his nephew's case would not succeed, but instead would increase public discontent over an episode that has renewed international focus on ...Chen case hints at crack in old consensus moldAsia Times OnlineMuch […]
• Money laundering case political victimization: Nawaz - Pakistan Observer
  Money laundering case political victimization: NawazPakistan ObserverKarachi/Islamabad—Pakistan Muslim League (Nawaz) President Mian Nawaz Sharif has said the money laundering case against him was nothing but political victimization by the government which feels that Sindh province was going out of PPP hands.and more » […]
• Judge in 9/11 case at Guantanamo weighs splitting up defendants and holding ... - Washington Post
  Judge in 9/11 case at Guantanamo weighs splitting up defendants and holding ...Washington PostAs part of the order, the prosecution was ordered to show cause why the cases should not be severed. The Pentagon will not release the order until it has passed through a security review, said Army Lt. Col. Todd Breasseale, a spokesman for the ...and more » […]
• Appeals Panel Weighs Question on Press Rights - New York Times
  WLSAppeals Panel Weighs Question on Press RightsNew York TimesLast year, the trial judge overseeing the case, Leonie M. Brinkema of the United States District Court in Alexandria, Va., ruled that Mr. Risen was protected by a qualified “reporter's privilege” that allowed her to balance whether it was necessary to ...Federal appeals panel hears CIA leak case in Va.Seattle Post IntelligencerFederal appeals panel to hear CIA leak caseSan Francis […]