Defense attorney tells jurors Ohio doctor accused of poisoning wife is incapable of murder

Categories: U.S.| Jan 25, 2010

CLEVELAND - A prosecutor on Monday portrayed a doctor on trial in the cyanide-poisoning death of his wife as a womanizer trapped in a loveless marriage, while his defense attorney called him a loving family man incapable of murder. "This is ...Read More

Prosecutor: Ohio doctor killed wife with cyanide

Categories: World| Jan 25, 2010

CLEVELAND -- A defense attorney says a doctor on trial in Cleveland in the cyanide-poisoning death of his wife is a loving family man who is incapable of murder. Defense attorney Steven Bradley displayed photos of a smiling family and told ...Read More

Trial Set for Ohio Doctor in Wife's Cyanide Death

Categories: U.S.| Jan 25, 2010

CLEVELAND - Opening statements are set to begin in the trial of an Ohio doctor charged in the 2005 cyanide death of his wife, a case delayed for years while authorities tried to extradite the fugitive defendant from Cyprus. The trial ...Read More

Opening statements in Kan. abortion slaying trial begin on anniversary of Roe v. Wade decision

Categories: Top Stories, U.S.| Jan 22, 2010

WICHITA, Kan. - Opening statements have begun in the trial of the man who has confessed to killing a Kansas doctor who performed late-term abortions. Sedgwick County District Attorney Nola Foulston made the first remarks Friday, telling the jury that the ...Read More

Opening statements start Friday in abortion doctor's slaying

Categories: Top Stories| Jan 22, 2010

Wichita, Kansas (CNN) -- Opening statements are expected to begin Friday morning in Wichita in the murder trial of a man who admits fatally shooting one of four doctors in the United States who performed late-term abortions. Scott Roeder, 51, has ...Read More

Opening statements set in abortion slaying trial

Categories: U.S.| Jan 22, 2010

WICHITA, Kan. -- Dr. George Tiller gathered with supporters in a tent outside his clinic on the morning of Jan. 22 eight years ago to tell them abortion rights remained "fragile," even as they celebrated the anniversary of the Roe ...Read More

Jury selection opens in Kan. abortion slaying case

Categories: Top Stories| Jan 21, 2010

WICHITA, Kan.-A jury of eight men and six women has been chosen for the murder trial of the man charged with killing a Kansas abortion doctor. The panel was selected late Thursday afternoon, after reporters were let into the Wichita courtroom ...Read More

Trial begins for NYC cop charged in sex attack

Categories: U.S.| Jan 21, 2010

NEW YORK -- Lawyers defending three police officers charged in a subway station baton sex attack case portrayed the accuser as a scam artist who made up the story to get money from the city. In opening statements on Thursday, defense ...Read More

Trial over death of James Woods' brother to begin

Categories: Entertainment, Top Stories| Nov 9, 2009

WARWICK, R.I.—Actor James Woods is expected in a Rhode Island courtroom as a trial begins in a lawsuit he brought against the hospital where his younger brother died in 2006. Opening statements are scheduled for Monday in Kent County Superior Court. Woods ...Read More

GOP looks to expand renewables mix, stress economy during climate ...

Categories: Top Stories, U.S.| May 19, 2009

The House Energy and Commerce Committee begins the long slog today through hundreds of Republican amendments to change a 946-page energy and global warming bill (pdf) even as Democrats appear to be lining up behind the measure. Republicans have written about ...Read More