Translation Error Cited In Sting Case
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ALBANY, NY, Aug. 17 -- Federal prosecutors acknowledged a possible translation error in a key piece of evidence used to arrest and detain a mosque leader accused of supporting terrorism.
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One of BritainÂs most lauded authors has been accused in newspaper articles of copying phrases for his best-selling novel ÂAtonementÂ in 2001 from a memoir published in 1977.
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(Corrects quote in paragraph 12 to show Eurnext regulators as French and Dutch, not French and German)
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Â· Police search for evidence of leaks to US authors  Â· Book claims CIA and MI6 failed to halt smuggling
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ALBANY - Federal prosecutors have admitted a possible error in a key piece of evidence used to arrest and detain two Albany mosque leaders accused of supporting terrorism.
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Â· Foreign Office among departments hit Â· Military involvement suspected
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Text of report in English by Taiwanese Central News Agency website  [By Deborah Kuo]  Taipei, Feb.
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A spokeswoman said he was charged with two counts of illegally using his weapon, of obstruction of justice, conduct unbecoming an officer, and improper use of authority.
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Prosecutors may have given a court incorrect information about links between an Indian doctor detained in Australia on terror charges and failed car bombings in Britain, a report said Friday.
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Corrects spelling of U.S. ambassador's name in paragraph three to Schieffer
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Â· Clean record and ability to speak English required Â· Spokesman admits proposal is contentious
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Procuratore antimafia: il problema e' mondiale
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Swiss officials confirmed on Wednesday that the suspect had been arrested for violating Switzerlandâs immigration laws. âThe Prosecutorâs Office was not aware of his presence in Switzerland before it
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In a July 19 story about the death of a Swiss man in Jamaica, The Associated Press erroneously reported that he had taught at the University of Lausanne in Switzerland. The university said it employed a professor by the same name, Peter Vogel, but he was not the man killed in Jamaica. The story also erroneously reported the victim's age. He was 60, not 65.
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A special branch officer admits he may have inadvertently contaminated evidence in a terror trial.
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HONG KONG - It was not the best legal defense strategy: A Hong Kong man appeared in court on drug charges wearing a T-shirt that said "cocaine" and drew a stern rebuke from the magistrate, a newspaper reported Thursday.
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In a July 26 story about a federal court hearing on an application by The Associated Press to have prosecutors reveal the names of major league baseball players allegedly implicated in drug use, The Associated Press erroneously reported a portion of a statement by lawyer Ethan Balogh during the hearing.