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Mexico holds first public trial
After 26 years, attorneys reveal killer's secret
Now that their client is dead, they are trying to help free innocent man
Need for court interpreters on rise
Specialized UA training efforts also expand to meet surging demand

MySpace is World Wide and Public
Online clues now helping to get convictions
Prosecutors use social sites like MySpace to aid cases

Drug-sentence disparities get review by high court
Inmate to spend life in prison for 1988 murder; U.S. Supreme Court had vacated death sentence
In Russia, jury verdict carries little weight
Double jeopardy safeguards are foreign concept
Court: FBI off base in Jefferson file search
Denial of bail to entrants pushed
Courts unsure how to interpret Proposition 100
Man ordered to stay 30 feet away from all Calif. kids under 18
Supreme Court Strikes Down Calif. Sentencing Law Prosecutors tell Miss. jurors that reputed Klansman held gun on black victims in 1964
Jury acquits man who says he gave child tummy razzes Why wheels of justice roll slowly in Tucson
Reasons are numerous for lengthy trial delays
Jury-pool selection challenged
4 years of verdicts may face scrutiny
Many Rights in U.S. Legal System Absent in New Bill
Court limits TV-sex-sting charges
Without teen victim, prosecutors face an added hurdle
Draft bill would form tribunals, allow for indefinite
detention
Special consultants now take some doubt out of jury selection The tragic story behind Arizona case on insanity
Justices urged to hear Padilla case
Attorneys question legality of 'enemy combatant' detention
DNA frees man after 24 years in prison
Tribunals go to high court
Legality of terror trials at issue
Restoring rights to freed felons is gaining
Phoenix case is example of innocent confessing High court rule asked on holding U.S. citizen
Court: Bomb suspect can be held indefinitely Guantanamo Detainee Issues Await New Supreme Court

Death sentence by jury that discussed Bible thrown out
Ruling that juries cannot turn to the Bible for advice during deliberations, a divided Colorado Supreme Court threw out the death penalty for a convicted murderer because jurors discussed Bible verses.

Mexico frees first group of Indian inmates held unfairly
Court: Immigration status can have role in sentencing Land war goes before Supreme CourtHomeowners ask justices to block city's use of eminent domain
Justices show inclination to scrap sentencing rules Do drug-sniffing dogs need probable cause?
Supreme Court justices seem poised to say no
63-year pot sentence puts focus on mandatory sentences Teen sex case shows flaws of mandatory sentencing
Trial by jury becoming an endangered species Man released on DNA evidence
Imprisoned for 17 years on rape conviction
Justices impose more limits on Miranda A mixed verdict on the terror war
Detainees have right to U.S. courts, justices rule
High court terror cases may reshape civil liberties The pros and cons of statutory rape laws
A 10 year sentence for Marcus Dwayne Dixon
Terror trials test U.S. legal foundation High Court to Mull'Enemy Combatant' Rule
High court is asked to hear terrorism case
U.S. citizen held as suspect in scheme to use 'dirty bomb'
Guantanamo attorney decries tribunals
Supreme Court to fine tune suspects' rights Battlefield Chicago?
In the Padilla case, a federal court says no
Muslim held 2 months; no charge Justices to weigh Miranda rights
Ruling allows government to keep detainee IDs secret Due process urged for military trials
Man exonerated by DNA is freed
Imprisoned 19 years on rape charge
Miranda ruling to get another look
High court agrees to address snarl of post-decision possible loopholes
High court upholds '3 strikes'
Long sentences deemed suitable
Supreme Court upholds long sentences under 3-strikes-you're-out law
U.S. Supreme Court could make Miranda warnings thing of the past False confessions get closer look
Feds: Moussaoui can represent himself -- but shouldn't 600 subject to secret hearings in wake of 9/11, Justice says
Supreme Court Sides with Inmate Whose Lawyer Slept Foreigners on trial may get warning
Guilty plea can mean expulsion
Justices to consider sex offender registry case Judge says detainees in Cuba not entitled to hearings in court
Defendants deserve lawyer even if facing minor charge Nigerian court upholds mom's stoning death
Judge rules against secret hearings for all detained Muslims Judge not amused by prospective juror's bill
Not-too-pleasant court date ahead
The retarded in the dock
THE DEFENDANTS
Justice in a small town
Anonymous juries become common, sparking debate
Legal system rethinking how it treats the retarded US Court Denies Taliban Fighter Access to Lawyer
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