Sampson Can Sue Saudi Officials: Court
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Canadian Bill Sampson and four British men have been granted the right to sue Saudi officials. A British court issued the ruling this morning.
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A federal judge has ordered a civilian court hearing for Osama bin Ladenâs driver, a landmark ruling that throws into question the Bush administrationâs plans to bring alleged terrorists to justice through
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The Saudi Binladin Group is not liable for the Sept. 11 attacks, attorneys for the multinational engineering firm claim, because it made Osama bin Laden surrender his stake in the company 14 years ago.
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White House officials, potentially vulnerable to prosecution in the wake of the Supreme Court's Hamdan decision, break out the big guns in a battle over detainees
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Government attorneys said Monday that U.S. courts have no authority to stop the military from transferring an American citizen to an Iraqi court to face charges he supported terrorists and insurgents.
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After spending almost three years in a Saudi Arabian prison and another eight months in British courts, Canadian William Sampson has won the right to sue his Saudi captors.
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WASHINGTON - An appeals court ruled Monday for a second time that the government can seek to execute Zacarias Moussaoui, the only U.S. defendant charged with a role in the al-Qaida conspiracy that led to the Sept...
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The US agency that owns the World Trade Centre site and lost 84 employees in the September 11 attacks is suing Saudi Arabia. The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey said in a statement on Friday it was
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Saudi Arabia warns it will sue global tobacco firms unless they pay the costs of treating smoking-related illnesses.
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antor Fitzgerald, the brokerage firm that lost 658 employees in the Sept. 11 attack, has sued Saudi Arabia, charging that the kingdom &quot;provided funding and material support and substantial assistance&quot; to Al Qaeda and Osama bin Laden.
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Saudi Arabia, its defense minister and  its ambassador to Britain won a ruling in a U.S. court on  Tuesday dismissing them as defendants in massive litigation  growing out of the September 11th attacks on America.
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A Guantanamo Bay detainee from Saudi Arabia -- who is also the brother-in-law of a September 11, 2001, hijacker -- faces terrorism charges, the U.S. Office of Military Commissions said Friday.
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A senior Saudi official Wednesday defended his government's fight against terrorism, and declared that any Saudi nationals trying to raise money for Iraqi insurgents have been punished.
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The brother of a British oil executive killed in a suspected Al-Qaeda attack in Saudi Arabia accused the kingdom's security services of allowing some of the assailants to escape.
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LONDON (CP) - Bill Sampson achieved a major legal victory Thursday in his bid to hold the men he says tortured him in a Saudi prison accountable for the beatings that made him falsely confess to murder.
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The U.S. Supreme Court ruled on  Thursday that foreign governments can be sued in an effort to  collect unpaid local property taxes on residences for their  diplomats at the United Nations.
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ARGUMENTS: The Bush administration told the U.S. Court of Military Commission Review that discrepancies between the nation's new terrorism law and the way it is being carried out should not stall one of the Pentagon's first terror trials.