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Lawyer: Garcia won't get a fair trial here (Sentinel & Enterprise)
LEOMINSTER -- The lawyer representing the former daycare worker once convicted of molesting three children and later granted a new trial wants to move his second trial out of Worcester County.

T-Ball Coach To Stand Trial In Autistic Player's Beaning (WTAE ThePittsburghC...
A coach accused of offering an 8-year-old boy $25 to hit a teammate with a ball is unlikely to receive a fair trial because of intense media coverage, the man's lawyer said.

Saddam outburst during second trial (WHOI)
BAGHDAD, IRAQ (AP) -- A courtroom outburst from Saddam Hussein. The former Iraqi leader is on trial in Baghdad on genocide charges. When a lawyer described Kurdish rebels as freedom fighters, Saddam lost his temper.

T-Ball Coach To Stand Trial In Autistic Player's Beaning (Action News 4 Pitts...
A coach accused of offering an 8-year-old boy $25 to hit a teammate with a ball is unlikely to receive a fair trial because of intense media coverage, his lawyer says.

Lawyer wants trial moved in correctional officer's slaying (The Herald-Mail)
HAGERSTOWN - A defense attorney for an inmate who faces the death penalty on charges that he killed a correctional officer in January has asked that his client's trial be moved to another county, citing pretrial publicity and the prison system's large employment in Washington County as prejudicial factors, according to court records.

Youth baseball coach goes on trial in 2005 beaning of disabled player (The Mo...
| A T-ball coach accused of offering an 8-year-old boy $25 to bean a disabled teammate is unlikely to receive a fair trial because of intense media coverage, the man's lawyer said.

Date set for Omagh trial re-start (u.tv)
The start of the Omagh bomb trial has been delayed until at least September 25, it has emerged. But with continued uncertainty over whether the senior defence lawyer will be fit to open the case, the judge demanded a confirmed start date as soon as possible.

Request to drop ritual murder trial rejected (SABC News)
The Thohoyandou High Court has rejected an application by the lawyer for an Apostolic Church Bishop to drop charges against him in Limpopo's ritual murder trial.

T-ball coach to stand trial in beaning of disabled player (phillyburbs.com)
PITTSBURGH - A defense lawyer says a T-ball coach accused of offering a player 25 dollars to bean a disabled teammate is unlikely to receive a fair trial because of intense media scrutiny of the case.

Lawyer Says Merck Lost Sight of Truth (WJLA-TV Washington D.C.)
NEW ORLEANS (AP) - Drug maker Merck & Co. lost sight of the truth and patient safety in its zeal to promote blockbuster painkiller Vioxx, a lawyer for a man who blames his 2003 heart attack on the drug told a jury Monday.John Boundas made the accusation in the opening statement for Robert Garry Smith, whose case is the third federal trial of a Vioxx-related lawsuit against Merck.