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Boater seeking to suppress evidence in fatality case - New London Day

A two day hearing has just concluded in New London Superior Court in the case of Gregory T. Siege, whose unmanned, runaway boat struck a sailboat in the Connecticut River in July 2007, killing one passenger and injuring others. Siege, 46, of Madison ...

Drugs & Storm Lake - Storm Lake Pilot Tribune

"I'm so proud of you," says Judge Mary Timko to Carrie, a parent participating in a new local Family Drug Court program. "We're all in this together." Carrie tells Timko how she's been telling her children how much she appreciates how they are ...

Lie-detector results quash man's bid to cut sentence - Baltimore Sun

For almost three years, Trent L. Banks has insisted to police, prosecutors and judges that he did not shoot at his girlfriend in March 2006 after she slashed his car tires over his infidelity. Yesterday, a Baltimore County judge who granted Banks the ...

Henry's trial for alleged cocaine deal moved to Montana - ESPN.com

DENVER -- Former Denver Broncos running back Travis Henry appeared in court Monday, handcuffed and wearing yellow prison clothes for a hearing that stemmed from his arrest last week over an alleged cocaine deal. A judge set bail for Henry at $400,000 ...

Mukasey's Bid on Crack Releases Is Denied - Common Dreams

WASHINGTON -- Senate Democrats on Tuesday rebuffed Atty. Gen. Michael B. Mukasey's request for legislation that would cancel the U.S. Sentencing Commission's recent decision to retroactively apply lower jail terms to as many as 19,500 crack cocaine ...

A couple of sorry tales - Chicago Sun-Times

Back in the spring of 1989, I wrote a cover story for Sports Illustrated on Tony Mandarich, the 6-5, 315-pound offensive tackle from Michigan State who was about to be taken as the second pick in the NFL draft, just behind Troy Aikman and ahead of ...

Drug tests, curfew for glider pilot - Pittsburgh Tribune Review

A Rostraver man accused of flying his motorized glider as close as 10 feet over a golf course in August waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday on charges of reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness. Jay Matthew Tokar ...

Appeals court overturns parents' random drug tests - Idaho Statesman

The Idaho Court of Appeals says a northern Idaho couple had their constitutional protection from unlawful searches violated when a magistrate ordered them to submit to drug tests as part of their daughter's probation. The parents were not named in ...

USVI gets funding for justice programmes - Caribbean Net News

ST THOMAS, USVI: US Virgin Islands Attorney General Vincent Frazer has announced that the VI Department of Justice (VIDOJ) is the recipient of more than 679,000 dollars in federal grant monies that will assist in the development and enhancement of ...

Man sentenced for child solicitation - Hibbing Daily Tribune

HIBBING — A Duluth man will serve 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to solicitation of a child to engage in sexual conduct. Nicholas John Reising, 38, was sentenced by Judge Mark M. Starr in St. Louis County Court in Hibbing earlier this ...

Drugs & Storm Lake (Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune)

"I'm so proud of you," says Judge Mary Timko to Carrie, a parent participating in a new local Family Drug Court program. "We're all in this together."

Boater seeking to suppress evidence in fatality case (New London Day)

A two day hearing has just concluded in New London Superior Court in the case of Gregory T. Siege, whose unmanned, runaway boat struck a

Methadone level in inmate high: expert (Saskatoon StarPhoenix)

The amount of methadone in Aaron Crawford's body was enough to kill him, an Alberta toxicologist testified at an inquest into his death Tuesday.

Program a balm in addicts' revival (Battle Creek Enquirer)

Local courts help offenders fight substance abuse

Random drug testing approved in PWSD (Forrest City Times-Herald)

Students participating in athletic and school spirit groups in the Palestine-Wheatley School District will now be subject to random drug testing after a decision Monday by the district’s board.

Idaho appellate court overturns parents' drug test (The Olympian)

The Idaho Court of Appeals says a northern Idaho couple had their constitutional protection from unlawful searches violated when a magistrate ordered them to submit to drug tests as part of their daughter's probation.

Drug use ends military careers (The Base 68113)

In 2008 Offutt Air Force Base has experienced a significant increase in courts-martial due to illegal drug activity among its active duty members.

Rostraver glider pilot faces trial, conditions (Valley Independent)

WEST NEWTON - A Rostraver Township man charged in connection with a motorized glider crash at Willowbrook Golf Course waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday.

Drug tests, curfew for glider pilot (Pittsburgh Tribune-Review)

A Rostraver man accused of flying his motorized glider as close as 10 feet over a golf course in August waived his right to a preliminary hearing Monday on charges of reckless endangerment, disorderly conduct and public drunkenness.