Mexican Embassy Occupation Trial Ends
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The trial for 23 men accused of crashing a stolen bus through the gates of the Mexican Embassy nearly three years ago ended Thursday with a government prosecutor urging 20-year sentences for the alleged ringleaders.
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Lawyers for Philippine ex-President Joseph Estrada conclude their five-month defence at his plunder trial.
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A federal judge Thursday dismissed all charges against a Chinese-American woman accused of using a sexual affair with an FBI agent to gain unauthorized access to classified documents.
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MADRID, Spain -- The first trial stemming from the Madrid terror bombing ended after just 25 minutes Tuesday as a Spanish teenager pleaded guilty to charges he helped transport dynamite used in the attack.
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MADRID, Spain Spanish lawmakers have ended hearings into the Madrid train bombings and will now start compiling a final report.
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SHELBY, Mont. - A criminal charge accusing a college student of intentionally clogging a toilet at a border crossing was dismissed after a prosecutor said there was no permanent damage or monetary loss...
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Saddam Hussein&#039;s eight-month-old trial entered its final phase on Monday, when prosecutors began closing arguments.
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The historic Air-India trial came to an end in Vancouver on Friday with Judge Ian Josephon announcing that he will deliver his verdict on March 16 next year.
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The first trial stemming from the nation's deadliest human smuggling attempt was set to begin Monday in federal court, more than 1 1/2 years after 19 illegal immigrants died in a packed, sweltering trailer on a Texas highway.
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SAN FRANCISCO - A military judge on Wednesday dropped an espionage charge against a Muslim interpreter accused of spying at the camp for terror detainees at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, all but resolving a case that once carried the potential for the death penalty.    The judge's acceptance of the plea deal in the case of Senior Airman Ahmad Al Halabi marks the third Guantanamo spy case to fall apart this year, despite vows by Attorney General John Ashcroft and military officials to prosecute the men for jeopardizing the nation's security...
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Ruling party conservative Felipe   Calderon was finally declared Mexico's president-elect on   Tuesday, ending a two-month legal battle over election fraud   claims that has plunged the nation into crisis.
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Three people on trial over the  deadliest U.S. human smuggling disaster, which left 19 dead in  a stifling truck trailer, were part of a wide network that  abused illegal immigrants, prosecutors said on Tuesday.
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The trial of two Sikhs accused of bombing an Air India jumbo jet in 1985 ends after 19 months in court.
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LOS ANGELES, Jan. 6 -- A federal judge Thursday dismissed all charges against a Chinese American woman accused of using a sexual affair with an FBI agent to gain unauthorized access to classified documents.
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A senior Iraqi judge said today that he had closed a case brought against Ahmad Chalabi, the former exile once backed by the Pentagon.
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A court on Thursday threw out the case against a U.S. soldier charged in the 2005 shooting of an Italian intelligence agent in Iraq, a killing that infuriated Italians and soured relations with Washington.
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MEXICO CITY, July 12 -- A Mexican court ruled Thursday that a 1968 student massacre was genocide because government officials plotted to "exterminate" demonstrators, but the court cleared former president Luis EcheverrÃÂ­a of involvement.