- CCTV shows MP's wife stealing kitten - video
Christine Hemming is convicted of burglary after stealing a cat from the home of her husband's lover days after separating from John Hemming, the Lib Dem MP
クリスティンヘミングはジョンヘミング、リブデムMPから分離した後、夫の愛人の日の家から猫を盗んだ後に強盗が入った有罪判決をされ
- Bahrain Sentences Pro-Reform Activists to Prison
Majority of protesters convicted of kidnapping policemen during anti-government demonstrations 抗議者の大半は、反政府デモ中に誘拐の警官の有罪判決
- 'She's free!' Amanda Knox flees Italy
Amanda Knox left prison this morning, a free woman for the first time in four years, after an Italian appeals court threw out the young American's murder conviction in the sexual assault and stabbing death of her British roommate.Knox,... イタリアの控訴裁判所は、性的暴行で若いアメリカ人の殺人の有罪判決を投げたと彼女のイギリスroommate.Knoxの死を刺した後アマンダノックスは、、今朝4年ぶりに自由な女性の刑務所を残し...
- Exonerated of Murder, Amanda Knox Leaves Italy
American college student boards plane for US after jury overturns murder conviction on appeal 控訴審で陪審の転倒の殺人の有罪判決後の米国のためのアメリカの大学生のボード面
- Good Looks On Trial: The Amanda Knox Case
Amanda Knox, the 24-year-old American former college student convicted, along with her Italian boyfriend, of killing her roommate in Perugia, Italy, in an alleged drug-fueled orgy gone wrong, could be cleared of the crime on appeal as early as Monday. アマンダノックス、間違って疑惑の薬物燃。乱交では、ペルージャ、イタリアで彼女のルームメイトを殺害した、彼女のイタリアのボーイフレンドと一緒に、有罪判決を受けた24歳のアメリカ人の元大学生は、早くも魅力で罪が晴れることができます月曜日など
- Amanda Knox cleared of Meredith Kercher murder - video
Amanda Knox gives her reaction in court after the jury in Perugia overturns her conviction for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher
ペルージャの陪審は、英国の学生メレディスカーチャーの殺人のための彼女の有罪判決を覆す後アマンダノックスは、法廷で彼女の反応を与える
- Meredith Kercher murder timeline - in pictures
Amanda Knox and her former boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito are appealing against their conviction for the murder of the British student, who was found dead in Perugia in 2007
アマンダノックスと彼女の元ボーイフレンドラファSollecitoは2007年にペルージャで死んで発見された方、英国の学生の殺害のために彼らの有罪判決に対してアピー。。u200b。。u200bルしている
- Amanda Knox and Raffaele Sollecito arrive in court
Decisive hearing of their joint appeal against convictions for the murder of British student Meredith Kercher in Italy beginsAmanda Knox and her former Italian boyfriend, Raffaele Sollecito, have arrived in court at the start of the 20th and decisive hearing of their joint appeal against convictions for the murder of the British student, Meredith Kercher.Both appellants are expected to plead in person for their appeals to be upheld and their sentences to be overturned. The frescoed and vaulted 14th-century courtroom was packed with jostling camera crews and reporters as proceedings began more than half an hour behind schedule.Monday's proceedings were due to open with a final rebuttal from Knox's lawyer, Luciano Ghirga. After the personal statements by the American student and her ex-lover, the two professional judges will retire together with six lay judges who are to help them reach a decision.Knox is fighting a 26-year prison term. Sollecito is serving 25 years. Both have already spent almost four years behind bars since their arrest in November, 2007.Local auguries for their appeal were inconclusive, but showed up a division that did not bode well for the appellants. A survey among Italian university students, carried out by the website Universinet.it, found that the 6,130 respondents split almost evenly between those who thought the couple were innocent (44%), and those who thought they were guilty (48%), with the remainder uncertain.But the balance of opinion was starkly different according to gender. Only 21% of men thought Knox and Sollecito should continue to serve their sentences. Among women, the proportion rose to 68%.The poll, reported by the Italian news agency Ansa, is particularly relevant in the light of the predominantly female panel that will reach a イタリアbeginsAmandaノックスと彼女の元イタリアボーイフレンド、ラファSollecitoの英国の学生メレディスカーチャーの殺人の有罪判決に対して、その共同アピールの決定的な公聴会は、のための有罪判決に対して、その共同アピールの20日、決定的な公聴会の開始時に裁判所に到着した英国の生徒の殺害は、メレディスKercher.Bothの控訴を支持すると刑期が覆される、というアピールのために人に弁護することが期待されています
- Can Amanda Knox win freedom from celebrity?
Amanda Knox has reason to celebrate her freedom. She has paid a high price for her innocence, having been in prison for almost four years.But she may yet pay a higher price unless she can escape the clutches of the media.She has been both demonised and celebrified in the coverage that followed her arrest and conviction for the murder of Meredith Kercher.Whether the stories and comments were positive or negative, they helped to make her famous. Now the media that made her into a celebrity will want some payback.There was plenty of evidence of that at her packed homecoming press conference, followed by her journey from the airport being televised from helicopters.Compare what we know about Ms Knox with what we don't know about the man convicted with her, and now also released, Raffaele Sollecito.For more on this contrast, see my London Evening Standard column today, 'Foxy Knoxy', murder and double standards.Amanda KnoxCelebrityMeredith KercherLondon Evening StandardUnited StatesItalyRoy Greensladeguardian.co.uk © 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
アマンダノックスは、彼女の自由を祝うために理由があります
- UN war crimes tribunal acquits two Rwandan ex-ministers of genocide
Casimir Bizimungu and Jérôme-Clément Bicamumpaka found not guilty but two others sentenced to 30 years for role in 1994 slaughterTwo former Rwandan ministers have been acquitted of genocide charges – among the most high-profile figures to be found not guilty of playing key roles in the 1994 slaughter of around 800,000 people.The international criminal tribunal for Rwanda ordered the immediate release of the former health minister Casimir Bizimungu and Jérôme-Clément Bicamumpaka, who was the foreign affairs minister at the time of the mass killings.Two other former ministers, Justin Mugenzi and Prosper Mugiraneza, were convicted of conspiracy to commit genocide and direct and public incitement to commit genocide. Both were 30 yearsin prison.RwandaAfricaWar crimesguardian.co.uk © 2011 Guardian News and Media Limited or its affiliated companies. All rights reserved. | Use of this content is subject to our Terms & Conditions | More Feeds
カシミールBizimunguとジェローム-クレマンBicamumpakaは無罪が、1994年slaughterTwo旧ルワンダの大臣の役割は30年の刑を他の2つは、大量虐殺の容疑で無罪にされている - の重要な役割を担うの無罪する最も知名度の高い人物の間でルワンダのための約80万people.The国際刑事裁判所1994年虐殺は、元保健大臣カシミールBizimunguと質量killings.Two他の元長官の時に外務大臣だったジェローム-クレマンBicamumpaka、、ジャスティンの即時釈放を命じたMugenziとMugiranezaはProsperは、大量虐殺の共謀と虐殺をコミットする直接的および公。扇動で有罪判決を受けた
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