Woman Who Recorded Call Did Not Break the Law
Recorded husband's colleague being abusive
Courts
"Innocence of Muslims" Filmmaker to be Questioned By Judge
May have violated probation for 2010 bank fraud conviction
Azerbaijan Jails Iranians Who Plotted to Attack U.S. and Israeli Targets
Given sentences of 10 to 15 years each
Community Order Handed Down in UK Over Facebook Comments
Post read "all soldiers should die and go to hell"
Ohio Teacher Appealing Termination
Didn't just teach nonsense in science class, also branded students with crosses
Five Terrorist Suspects Extradited From UK to the U.S.
Two have already pleaded not guilty in a Connecticut court
Three Kenyans Can Proceed With Case Against UK Government
Claim they were tortured by colonial officials
Documentary-Maker Ken Burns Fights New York Subpoena
Lawyers want access to footage and notes connected to documentary about handling of 1989 rape case
British High Court Considers Abu Hamza's Appeal Against Extradition
The cleric's mental health has apparently deteriorated, first clue might have been his jihadist ravings
Bank of America to Pay Merrill Lynch Settlement
Controversial suit to cost the bank $2.4 billion
"Innocence of Muslims" Filmmaker Not Granted Bail
Nakoula Basseley Nakoula is being held for violating terms of his probation from an arrest in 2011
Lebanese Judge Sentences 45 For KFC Burning
Restaurant vandalized during protests against "Innocence of Muslims"
330 Turkish Military Officers Convicted of Plotting Coup
Leaders receive 20-year prison sentences
Circuit Court Critical of California DNA-Gathering Law
Allows police to demand samples of anybody arrested for a felony
Protecting Property Rights from the Army Corps of Engineers
The Supreme Court prepares to hear a major Takings Clause case.
British Journalists Arrested in Phone Hacking Scandal
50 arrests so far in the investigation that has shaken News Corps in the UK
Back From Whence it Came
The Pennsylvania Supreme Court has ordered a lower court to reconsider its decision on a new voter ID law
Transgender Murderer to Receive $500,000
Legal fees and reassignment surgery to be paid for by the state of Massachusetts
UBS Was Aware of Huge Problems Weeks Before Arrest of Trader
$3.6 billion hole in accounts raised some eyebrows
Administration Argues to Keep Infinite Detainment Provision
Judge ruled it violated Fifth Amendment
Tennessee Court: Cop Testimony Beats Videotape Evidence in Speeding Case
You know what you can do with your videotape
Russian PM Wants Pussy Riot Members Freed
Dmitry Medvedev says having the three women in prison is "unproductive"
37 Legal Claims Have Been Filed Against Mursi Since He Began His Presidency
Many concerned over constitutional issues
Former NY Chief Unemployment Judge Claims He Was Squeezed Out in Lawsuit
Says he was removed from his position for trying to stop the use of state and federal unemployment money on audits for decades-old compliance orders
Judges Want to Exhume Arafat's Body
Relatives of the Palestinian leader claim he may have been poisoned
Abromovich Wins Multi Billion Dollar Suit
Former friend Boris Berezovsky claimed Abromovich intimidated him into selling assets
American Servicemen Disciplined Over Koran Burnings and Urinating on Dead Taliban Fighters
No criminal charges, reprimands and "nonjudicial punishments" issued
Teen Shooter Charged
A fifteen year old has been charged with attempted first degree murder after he allegedly opened fire at Baltimore County High School
Prayer Ban "Absurd"
American Taliban fighter has complained over a recent ruling forbidding him and other muslim prisoners from praying daily together
Israeli Court Rules Against Rachel Corrie's Family
American activist was killed by an IDF bulldozer in 2003
