The prosecution team at the Michaela McAreavey murder trial in Mauritius begin delivering their case.

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VIDEO: Mauritius prosecution begins case

THERE MAY BE a positive development in the case of Chen Guangcheng, the Chinese dissident whose daring escape from rural house arrest to the U.S. Embassy in Beijing inspired human-rights supporters the world over — and roiled U.S.-China relations. Read full article > >

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Editorial Board: Much more is at stake in China than Chen Guangcheng’s fate

Authorities have arrested a suspect in the case of an alleged police impersonator who is believed to have killed two motorists in Mississippi, the Tunica County Sherriff's Office said.

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Arrest made in Miss. highway killings

A doctor denies she inadvertently caused injuries interpreted as signs of a sexual assault in the case of the death of a severely disabled teenager.

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Doctor denial over child’s injury

Newly released material in the Trayvon Martin shooting paints the most complete picture yet of how investigators built the case as well as its complexity.

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New documents, photos shed light on Trayvon Martin case

Hundreds of documents relating to the case released Thursday.

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Autopsy: Trayvon Had Drugs in System

I would like to make the case, officially and urgently, for the return of the sitting ovation. Because we really have reached the point where a standing ovation doesn’t mean a thing.

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The US state of Texas is likely to have executed an innocent man due to careless handling of the case, a report by US law students claims.

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‘Innocent man’ executed in Texas

A lack of formal charges, a change of judges, a rescinded decision and a stalled legal process have led Jacob Ostreicher to try to call attention to his case.

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American jailed in Bolivia nears month on hunger strike

In the case against former Senator John Edwards, a judge denied the defense’s argument that the prosecution had failed to offer sufficient evidence of criminal conspiracy and other charges.

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John Edwards Trial Will Proceed to Jury

A Haitian man who says he was raped by five Uruguayan peacekeepers in Haiti appears before a Uruguayan judge investigating the case.

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Haiti rape case in Uruguay court

Adam Mayes is wanted in the deaths of a mother and daughter, and the kidnapping of two young sisters. Authorities raised the reward in the case to $175,000.

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Murder, kidnap suspect ‘most wanted’

The coroner said it was unlikely that the case would ever be resolved, and played down suggestions that facets of Gareth Williams’s private life had led to his death.

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British Spy Most Likely Was Killed, Coroner Says

BEIJING — Chen Guangcheng, the blind, self-taught lawyer known for his outspoken opposition to China’s forced abortion and sterilization policies, has escaped from house arrest and posted a dramatic YouTube video calling on Prime Minister Wen Jiabao to investigate his case and protect his family. Read full article > >

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Blind Chinese lawyer-activist escapes house arrest

Missing girl Madeleine McCann, who vanished while on a family vacation in Portugal five years ago, may be alive, U.K. police said Wednesday as they announced new efforts to solve the case.

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British Police Say Madeleine McCann May Be Alive