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Georgia man accused in 1976 Missouri slaying in court dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   COLUMBIA, Mo. (AP) -- A 65-year-old Georgia man accused of killing a former University of Missouri student more than 30 years ago is a devoted father who "absolutely" didn't commit the crime, his attorney said.
Lawyer claims parodies, pranks at risk in Dead Sea Scrolls case dated Friday 6th of November 2009   NEW YORK — Parodies, pranks and freewheeling Internet discussion are at risk in a criminal case against a man accused of using online aliases to discredit his father's rivals in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls, his lawyer said on Nov. 4.
3 charged with kidnapping slain Missouri woman dated Friday 6th of November 2009   Clay County authorities on Friday announced kidnapping charges against James P. Reardon, Jennifer L. Saling, and Erik R. Zimmerman. They were being held on $1 million bonds.
Missouri is now collecting taxes from yoga classes dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   JEFFERSON CITY | Is yoga karmic or commercial? Missouri insists that it’s the latter and therefore should be taxed.
Public defenders seek solution to caseload crisis dated Friday 6th of November 2009   When someone is accused of a crime and cannot afford a lawyer, the duty to provide legal representation falls upon the court-appointed public defenders. But this week, the Missouri Supreme Court is considering whether public defenders in Missouri can turn down certain clients. That question comes as a result of overwhelming caseloads for public defenders throughout the state.
Court to decide if online impersonation is a crime dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   NEW YORK (AP) — Parodies, pranks and freewheeling Internet discussion are at risk in a criminal case against a man accused of using online aliases to discredit his father's rivals in a debate over the Dead Sea Scrolls, his lawyer said Wednesday.
Three charged in woman's death dated Saturday 7th of November 2009   Excelsior Springs -- Three people are charged with kidnapping a 23-year-old northwest Missouri woman who was found dead in a neighboring county.
Missouri Supreme Court hears case on public defender caseloads dated Thursday 5th of November 2009   JEFFERSON CITY — The Missouri Supreme Court might soon determine whether the state’s public defender system can set its own regulations to limit bulging caseloads. The state high court heard a Boone County case Tuesday that began last year. The Boone County public defender’s office filed a lawsuit against 13th Circuit Court Judges Gene Hamilton and Gary Oxenhandler for appointing the office to ...
NY case spotlights Dead Sea Scrolls, fake e-mails dated Wednesday 4th of November 2009   Students and university officials started getting e-mails last year in which a prominent Judaic studies scholar seemed to make a startling confession: He had committed plagiarism.

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