 DAWN.com | Pakistani scientist lawyers seek 12-year sentence The Associated Press NEW YORK — Defense lawyers for a US-trained scientist from Pakistan who was convicted of trying to murder American agents have asked a judge to sentence ... Afghanistan dispatches released by WikiLeaks include capture of 'Lady Al Qaeda ... Siddiqui Lawyers Argue For 12-Year Sentence, Not Life In Prison |
 New York Daily News | Beach Water Quality Suffers Wall Street Journal Even if you stay out of the water, breathing in the spray could still potentially lead to illness, Mr. Beckman says. Government data used in the NRDC report ... Delmarva beaches among nation's cleanest, survey says 20 Years Protecting the Nation's Beaches |
 GreenBiz.com | NRDC Sues FDA Over Failure to Ban Chemicals in Antibacterial Soap eMaxHealth In April 2010, the FDA admitted that triclosan is no more effective at preventing illness than regular soap and the agency has launched a new investigation ... NRDC sues FDA for 30 year delay in regulating antimicrobials. |
Revenge of the Jocks: Ron Artest answers all of the tough questions ESPN Well, there is a history of mental illness in my family. My auntie is in the hospital right now. She's had her ups and downs. I've had mine too. ... |
 My Fox Boston | A family is haunted by son's illness and crime Boston Globe The defense countered that John's identification with the threat of the Crimson King had become all-consuming and psychotic. ... Odgren's attorneys ask for verdict to be scaled back Victim's kin: Pity for John Odgren 'unthinkable' |
Standoff suspect ordered to enter mental health hospital Janesville Gazette ... and usually did not take medication prescribed to control the illness. But defense attorney Christopher Kuehn argued Sallmann could be rehabilitated ... |
Trail footprints draw more suspicion in DeMocker trial Prescott Daily Courier Lindberg, although he left the trial because of illness on June 17, retained control of this issue and ruled on it from home. Deputy County Attorney Dennis ... |
 KHON2 | Man who stabbed, burned family members can be forced to take medication KHON2 A man who stabbed his mother and aunt then set them on fire can be forced to take medication for his mental illness. Micah White greeted his defense ... |
PEOPLE v. GRAHAM Leagle.com During closing argument, defense counsel argued that appellant's mental illness could affect whether appellant had the requisite intent to commit burglary. ... |
Document Reveals Military Was Concerned About Gulf War Vets' Exposure To ... CounterCurrents.org "In a few cases, veterans completed suicide due to Gulf War illness and the frustration of dealing with VA." Sullivan testified as disturbing reports have ... |
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