“Where is your honour?”
Under interrogation, Mohammad Shafia insisted that he loved his three dead daughters—but not the cellphone bills
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Will anything stick to Berlusconi?
As the Italian PM’s sex trial begins, the masses are sharply split
Judging the judge in Conrad Black’s appeal
Richard Posner is considered brilliant—and ‘callous’
What on earth will my husband think?
Barbara Amiel on Conrad Black’s release
Conrad Black’s final battle
A stunning U.S. Supreme Court ruling has cast his conviction into doubt. Can Black’s lawyers turn it into a vindication that would see him walk free?
The absurd trial of Geert Wilders
The Dutch state is prosecuting the platform of the country’s most popular opposition party
Jacob Zuma: not so rotten after all
South Africa’s new president is proving his critics wrong
Accused bomb plotter went to his father for advice: informant
"If civilians were to be there, that was their destiny”
Seeking a nation’s forgiveness
Does a Khmer Rouge leader, even a penitent one, deserve mercy?
’The last great Nazi trial’
John Demjanjuk’s trial in Munich may mark the end of an era