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Baltimore Orioles second baseman Brian Roberts got his name in the Mitchell Report on the flimsiest of evidence: Former teammate Larry Bigbie told investigators that Roberts admitted injecting himself with steroids "once or twice."
A judge has granted a man convicted of armed robbery a new trial because the jury that found him guilty in October also found a wad of cash in his coat during the trial that police and prosecutors overlooked.
A federal appeals court ruled Wednesday that the government does not have to turn over evidence from the trial of Sept. 11 conspirator Zacarias Moussaoui to family members of those killed in the terrorist attacks.
An expert who investigated the collapse of the World Trade Center say there is likely much more steel from the buildings buried underground than the pieces recently found at ground zero.
It's like countless Internet photo albums: An adorable baby girl aglow at Christmas, at her baptism, in a skunk costume for Halloween — joined in some frames by one or both of her smiling parents.
Investigators believe Madison Police Detective Jeffery Hughes removed heroin from the department 's evidence room under questionable circumstances more than 10 times -- including on Nov. 20, the day he was seriously injured when he crashed his car near Edgerton while off-duty.
The White House had been in the loop for two years. The CIA had received letters from both the Justice Department and congressional leaders arguing that the tapes shouldn't be destroyed. The CIA's top lawyer had been involved for the entire time.
Lawyers within the clandestine branch of the Central Intelligence Agency gave written approval in advance to the destruction in 2005 of hundreds of hours of videotapes documenting interrogations of two lieutenants from Al Qaeda, according to a former senior intelligence official …
Dramatic evidence has emerged linking the American woman accused of murdering Meredith Kercher to the scene of the crime, according to Italian police.
"Anthony Flew, a former atheist, now believes in God — more or less — based on scientific evidence and says so on . . . " - Richard Ostling, AP
More than 500 children's drawings illustrating the atrocities in Darfur can be accepted as evidence in a war crimes trial, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has agreed.
Strong evidence would suggest New Zealand police raids justified ...
The sinuous ridge in this image, in eastern Arabia Terra in the northern hemisphere, might have been a valley with flowing water in ancient times.
Thousands of rape investigations dating back years could be reopened under law reforms intended to increase conviction rates for sexual assault.
A U.S. magistrate indicated Wednesday that a federal court may order the Bush administration to preserve copies of all White House e-mails, a move that a government lawyer argued strongly against.
The judge said some of the errors were made in "the context of alarmism and exaggeration" in order to support Mr Gore's thesis on global warming.
A TV and radio producer who retrained as a barrister became the first member of his profession yesterday to be jailed for perverting the course of justice.
In his prepared statement to the US House of Representatives Foreign Affairs and Armed Services committees last week, General David Petraeus claimed that Iran is using the Quds Force to turn Shi'ite militias into a "Hezbollah-like force" to "fight a proxy war against the Iraqi st …
Portuguese police do not have enough evidence yet to charge Kate and Gerry McCann over the disappearance of their daughter Madeleine. Senior sources admitted there was "nothing concrete" to bring a prosecution.
The nations top intelligence officials have told a federal appeals court in recent days that a July ruling requiring the government to disclose virtually all its information on Guantánamo detainees could cause exceptionally grave damage to the national security.
ABC newsmagazine 20/20 will criticize competitor NBC News' Dateline in a segment in its season premiere on Friday, Sept. 7 at 10 p.m.
This piece questions the evidence underlying Sen. Craig's arrest -- something that more people should be doing. I found a few bloggers doing likewise and linked to them here:
Even though these type of photographs have "smoking gun" potential regarding 9/11 and I'm suspicious by nature when it comes to our leaders, this short editorial is meant to be a neutral opinion, at least in this journalist's mind, for the moment.
Faced with continuing intransigence by the United Nations Development Program over the charge that a whistleblower lost his job for reporting on the agency's violations of its own rules in North Korea, the U.S. government has gone on the public offensive.
DO PROGRAMMES that promote sexual abstinence help cut HIV rates? The question matters, because the US government says they do and directs its funding accordingly.
Isaac-Davy Aronson takes the Florida "shoot first" gun laws and draws some interesting conclusions about the state of the Union.
Are you facing a mountain of electronic discovery and wondering if you can get it into evidence? Take heart: A recent 101-page opinion out of Baltimore, issued in a case involving a small maritime insurance dispute, tells you how. The opinion, written by U.S.
In a stinging rebuke of the FBI, a federal judge ordered the government to pay a record judgment of $101.7 million because agents withheld evidence that would have kept four men from spending decades in prison for a mob murder they did not commit.
Waiting is a good opportunitty on every door knocker. To say the least, a person is there already to be of service.
The founder of Facebook stands accused of stealing the ideas and business plan of three men behind a rival social networking site. But a Boston judge yesterday told ConnectU's founders that they must produce more evidence to support its claims.
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