Jailed Niger journalist's lawyer says tapes illegal
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The lawyer representing Moussa Kaka, the correspondent of Radio France International (RFI) in Niger arrested last month, said on Saturday that tapes allegedly linking his client to Tuareg rebels had been illegally recorded.
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The tapes underlined the contrast between his sworn account and the testimony of prosecution witnesses.
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Authorities in Niger have charged two French journalists with colluding with armed groups in the country's uranium-rich north, which could carry the death penalty if they are convicted, their lawyer said on Saturday.
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One of French aid workers in Chad who denies abducting children tells a court they were misled by intermediaries.
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Bugging carried out 'nationwide' The furore over police bugging operations conducted in prison visiting rooms has widened somewhat, with allegations that significant numbers of conversations between prisoners and their legal representatives may have been taped. Angry lawyers are speculating that this could invalidate an unknown number of convictions and see dangerous criminals set free.â¦
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By JAMEY KEATEN  PARIS - A new law in France makes it a crime for anyone who is not a professional journalist to film real-world violence and distribute the images on the Internet.
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Authorities insisted they won&#39;t give in to militants&#39; demands to free female Iraqi prisoners despite the broadcast of a videotape that showed
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A veteran civil rights lawyer was convicted Thursday of crossing the line by smuggling messages of violence from one of her jailed clients &#151; a radical Egyptian sheik &#151; to his terrorist disciples on the outside.
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Jurors at Conrad Black's fraud trial watched videotapes on Tuesday showing the former media baron and his chauffeur removing boxes from his Canadian offices the same day U.S. securities regulators say they told Black's lawyer he would have to surrender some records.
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Spanish prosecutors played a tape recording Wednesday of a former Argentine naval officer describing scenes of torture during the so-called dirty war waged against dissidents by his country's former military ...
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A former MP and critic of Pakistan's policies in Balochistan province "is in illegal detention".
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A defense lawyer came forward and admitted he is the person who leaked an FBI videotape to a TV reporter now facing jail time for protecting the source, court papers filed Wednesday said.
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A TV reporter was convicted of criminal contempt Thursday for refusing to say who leaked him an FBI videotape of a politician taking a bribe &#151; the latest in a string of cases in which journalists have been threatened with jail for protecting a source.
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Iran has denounced video and audio recording released by the United States of the two nations' confrontation in the Strait of Hormuz as "fabricated", according to statements carried by state-run television station.
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The lawyer for former Congolese militia leader Mathieu Ngudjolo Chui argued Monday the International Criminal Court was not mandated to try his client as he already had stood trial for the crimes.
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KABUL, Afghanistan - A defense lawyer for one of three Americans accused of torturing a dozen Afghan prisoners in a private jail showed a video in court Monday of Afghanistan's former education minister congratulating the group and offering his help in arresting terrorists.    In the footage, former minister Yunus Qanooni, an influential figure in the Northern Alliance that helped the United States oust the hardline Taliban regime in late 2001, is shown meeting with Jonathan Idema, leader of the counterterrorism group, and promising help...
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Lawyers for convicted sniper John Allen Muhammad cited new documents Tuesday they say bolster their claim that he was denied his right to a speedy trial and should be spared a second capital-murder trial.