A consumer class action lawsuit has been filed against Ferrero USA in a San Diego federal court, accusing it of falsely portraying Nutella chocolate hazelnut spread as part of a nutritious breakfast for children.
Two years ago, a 17-year-old went on a shooting rampage in the southern German town of Winnenden, killing 15 people and himself. Now the gunman´s father has been found guilty of manslaughter and breaking gun laws.
Two sisters jailed for killing their father were guilty of a "greedy and devious" plot, family members have said.
Prosecutors filed a formal request for Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi to stand trial for alleged abuse of power and paying a minor for sex.
The Golden Globe organisers have sued their former publicist for fraud in the latest twist in a bitter dispute over allegations of bribery, ´payola´ and corruption.
A California judge has ordered a juror to turn over Facebook messages he posted during the trial of several alleged gang members.
The Michael Jackson wrongful death trial will be televised.
President Nicolas Sarkozy of France is facing an unprecedented magistrates strike after claiming that the incompetence of judges and the police allowed a repeat offender to allegedly murder and dismember a teenage girl.
A six-point guide to negotiating those legal wrangling.
A riot in a prison in northern Brazil has left at least six inmates dead, with some reportedly decapitated.
Björn Hurtig, the WikiLeaks founder´s lawyer in Sweden, says the women´s messages contradict their claims.
In a rare show of cooperation, three officials from Cuba are expected to testify in the U.S. trial against Luis Posada Carriles, a former CIA operative and anti-communist militant, accused of lying during immigration fraud hearings in Texas.
A Russian man has pleaded guilty in court to stealing $10 million from former Royal Bank of Scotland division World Pay in 2008 by hacking into accounts, RIA News reported on Monday.
Lawyers for both U.S. student Amanda Knox, who is in jail in Italy for the killing of her British housemate, and the victim´s family are trying to stop a film about the trial, which has now reached the appeals stage.
The Secretary-General today welcomed the announcement of the final results of the referendum on the right of self determination of the people of Southern Sudan.
Following talks with the EU Commission, Hungary´s government on Monday caved into Europe-wide pressure by agreeing to change a recent media law that restricts freedom of the press.
A Belgian senator has suggested a novel way of breaking the country´s nearly eight-month political deadlock.
• Crown says accusations against Assange are ´extraditable´
• Arrest warrant shows a ´sufficient intent to prosecute´
• Defence: all activity was ´in the context of consensual sex´
The fictional forensic investigators in shows like CSI put old-time sleuths like Sherlock Holmes to shame. They can read a crime scene like it´s a glossy magazine.
Russian President Dmitry Medvedev has signed into law a bill significantly cutting the number of police officers in Russia and introducing reforms intended to improve the image of the country´s law enforcement system.
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