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  • Investigators suspect Utah doctor killed wife

    Investigators suspect Utah doctor killed wife

    Criminal Law 04/29/2011

    A search warrant shows authorities suspect a Utah doctor and lawyer killed his wife by giving her a lethal combination of drugs days after she underwent surgery.The Deseret News reports that the search warrant filed in 4th District Court earlier this...

  • Ohio man pleads guilty in abortion-gunpoint case

    Ohio man pleads guilty in abortion-gunpoint case

    Criminal Law 04/28/2011

    A man charged under an Ohio fetal homicide law with trying to force his pregnant girlfriend at gunpoint to get an abortion pleaded guilty Thursday to attempted murder, weapons and abduction counts. Dominic Holt-Reid pulled a gun Oct. 6 on girlfriend ...

  • Ind. school shooting suspect to be tried as adult

    Ind. school shooting suspect to be tried as adult

    Criminal Law 04/26/2011

    A judge on Monday bound over to adult court a 15-year-old boy accused to trying kill another teen by shooting him at a central Indiana middle school just minutes after posting "today is the day" on his Facebook page. Michael Phelps, bound by shackles...

  • Dallas steak house founder pleads guilty to theft

    Dallas steak house founder pleads guilty to theft

    Criminal Law 04/20/2011

    The founder of a Dallas steak house has pleaded guilty to swindling an investor out of $300,000.Bob Sambol, founder of Bob's Steak & Chop House, pleaded guilty late Monday to felony theft.Sambol has agreed to repay the investor over money the res...

  • Fla. man pleads guilty to gouging wife's eyes

    Fla. man pleads guilty to gouging wife's eyes

    Criminal Law 04/20/2011

    A man who gouged out his eyes while in Miami-Dade County jail has been sentenced to 25 years in prison for gouging his wife's eyes after he was released.Eugene Roman pleaded guilty Monday to aggravated battery and kidnapping charges in the May 2006 a...

  • Navy contractor to plead guilty in kickback scheme

    Navy contractor to plead guilty in kickback scheme

    Criminal Law 04/18/2011

    A Navy contractor has agreed to plead guilty in federal court in Rhode Island to his part in a multimillion-dollar kickback and bribery scheme. Anjan Dutta-Gupta entered a plea agreement Monday. The U.S. attorney's office in Rhode Island says the 58-...

  • Court turns down Ariz. man's appeal in cop killing

    Court turns down Ariz. man's appeal in cop killing

    Criminal Law 04/08/2011

    The Arizona Supreme Court has turned down an appeal for a man convicted and sentenced to death for murdering a Phoenix police officer.The justices ruled unanimously Friday in the case of Donald David Delahanty in the May 2005 killing of Officer David...

  • Texas death row inmate gets reprieve

    Texas death row inmate gets reprieve

    Criminal Law 04/06/2011

    The U.S. Supreme Court blocked the first scheduled execution of a Texas death row inmate using a new drug cocktail on Tuesday, although the proposed lethal mix was not mentioned in the court's decision to reconsider the merits of the condemned man's ...

  • Ex-Texas judge changes plea, admits to bribery

    Ex-Texas judge changes plea, admits to bribery

    Criminal Law 04/01/2011

    A former South Texas judge who originally declared his innocence in a more than $250,000 bribery and extortion investigation hours later changed his plea and confessed to accepting payoffs.Ex-State District Judge Abel C. Limas was arrested Thursday a...

  • NH police: Woman who posted ad kidnapped, raped

    NH police: Woman who posted ad kidnapped, raped

    Criminal Law 03/31/2011

    The New York woman posted a Craigslist ad seeking housing, saying she was looking to make a "fresh start" in New England.What she found instead, police say, was a New Hampshire town official who held her captive in his home for three days and raped h...

  • Man cleared of '72 slaying facing federal charges

    Man cleared of '72 slaying facing federal charges

    Criminal Law 03/28/2011

    Federal authorities plan to file a sex-offender charge against a 78-year-old man who was recently acquitted of killing a blind woman in upstate New York in 1972.A state prosecutor revealed in court Monday that Willie James Kimble will be arraigned in...

  • Yale killing suspect plans to plead guilty

    Yale killing suspect plans to plead guilty

    Criminal Law 03/16/2011

    An animal research technician charged with killing a Yale University graduate student days before her wedding plans to plead guilty Thursday, his attorney said. Public defender Joseph Lopez said Raymond Clark III, who was charged with strangling 24-y...

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