Not guilty, sir, declares David Hicks
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David Hicks, centre, faces the US military tribunal in Guantanamo Bay yesterday. His father Terry and stepmother Bev are seated at far left.
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Media & professional: Last week the BBC Trustees queried its impartiality. Not everyone agreed, writes James Robinson.
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The Oracle community, says David Litchfield, shouldn't be so smug when it comes to database security.
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Five have convictions quashed after judges conclude that reading Islamist material was not illegal
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Rory Callinan uncovers a statement made - then retracted - by a British former inmate at Guantanamo Bay. Describing David Hicks as "Al-Qaeda's Golden Boy," it paints a damning portrait of the Australian terror suspect
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Breaking these rules will have you raking in profits, not prison time.
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Chief US District Judge Ernesto Torres believes his sentencing of TV reporter Jim Taricani to home detainment for six months is not an assault on the First Amendment.
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The British government didn't violate the human rights of a man sentenced to 45 years in prison for plotting to blow up an Israeli airliner by preventing him from being considered for early release, a court ...
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A solicitor tells the appeal court he did not act improperly in the case of man convicted of murdering an entire family.
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The US military releases details of its case against David Hicks, an Australian held at Guantanamo Bay.
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The man at the centre of the rogue trader scandal at Societe Generale says he will not be made a "scapegoat".
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Australian David Hicks, the only Guantanamo Bay detainee convicted of terrorism charges, is at the centre of a worldwide media bidding war for his story, with a possible price tag of A$1 million (US$892,000), local media said.
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Australian terror suspect David Hicks is &quot;teetering on the edge&quot; of insanity because of his long stretches in solitary confinement at the US naval base in Guantanamo Bay, his father said Monday after receiving a letter from the
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GUANTANAMO BAY NAVAL BASE, Cuba - The father of an imprisoned Australian cowboy accused of fighting with Afghanistan's ousted Taliban saw his son for the first time in five years Wednesday as he headed into an American military tribunal to face war crimes charges.    David Hicks, 29, wore a suit and tie as he arrived for a tribunal hearing on charges of conspiracy to commit war crimes, aiding the enemy and attempted murder for allegedly firing at U.S...
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Australian David Hicks, the only  Guantanamo Bay detainee convicted of terrorism charges, is at  the centre of a worldwide media bidding war for his story, with  a possible price tag of A$1 million (US$892,000), local media  said.
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A County Tyrone man is found not guilty of plotting to bomb a police station and membership of Real IRA.
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The jury in the trial of a terror suspect is urged to put aside any prejudice they may have when reaching a verdict.