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Federal judge: Truancy cases mishandled

By Jared Janes on February 16, 2012

Hidalgo County justice of the peace courts violated two students’ constitutional rights when sentencing them to jail to pay off fines accrued for missing class and other minor offenses, a federal court ruled this week.
The courts violated the…

Posted in Local News | Tagged Hidalgo County, judge, Justice, justice of the peace, peace courts, sentencing

October trial set after alleged plot to kill Saudi ambassador

By Larry Neumeister on February 7, 2012

NEW YORK — A judge on Tuesday scheduled an October trial for a man charged with plotting to assassinate the Saudi ambassador to the United States, saying it would be unfair to everyone involved to let the case drag out.
“I want to get this case…

Posted in Local News | Tagged ambassador, judge, October, saudi ambassador, United States

Federal judge throws the book at Edinburg man in health care fraud case

By TheMonitor.com : News on February 2, 2012

The owner of a local medical equipment business has been sentenced to 10 years in federal prison in connection with a health care fraud and identity theft scheme, according to a news release from the U.S. Attorney’s Office for the Southern District…

Posted in Local News | Tagged book, care, fraud case, health care fraud, judge, medical equipment business

Las Milpas father, son arrested in cash smuggling scheme

By Sergio Chapa on February 2, 2012

A Las Milpas father and son are expected to face a federal judge after being arrested in a scheme to smuggle thousands of dollars in cash into Mexico.

Posted in Mexico/Border News | Tagged father and son, federal judge, judge, las milpas, scheme, smuggling

Dueling with words: Students compete in mock trials

By Ildefonso Ortiz, Twitter: @Ildefonsoortiz on January 28, 2012

EDINBURG — Sitting on the bench, Judge Dori Contreras heard the arguments presented by both the plaintiff and the defendants.
Both sides fought a close battle over a civil lawsuit involving the death of a bovine animal. With great confidence and…

Posted in Local News | Tagged civil lawsuit, Dueling, judge, lawsuit, mock trials, sitting on the bench

Weslaco drive-by shooting suspect arrested

By Naxiely Lopez on January 27, 2012

WESLACO — Police arrested a man accused of opening fire at a home earlier this week.
A judge charged Adrian Caballero, 30, with aggravated assault, a second-degree felony, and deadly conduct, a third-degree felony, Friday, according to a news…

Posted in Local News | Tagged deadly conduct, drive by shooting, felony, home, judge, third degree felony

Valley maps could change again

By Jared Janes, Twitter: @moncounty on January 20, 2012

McALLEN — A U.S. Supreme Court decision invalidating a court-drawn redistricting plan leaves the Rio Grande Valley’s ambition for more political representation teetering between two vastly different maps.
The Supreme Court ordered a three judge…

Posted in Local News | Tagged judge, plan, political representation, representation, rio grande valley, supreme court decision

Judge says Knapp must reveal financial information

By Elizabeth Findell on January 6, 2012

EDINBURG—Knapp Medical Center will have to give up financial statements and employee compensation to doctors, according to a court ruling this week that the hospital plans to appeal.
Attorney Jeffrey Grass, representing a group of unnamed Knapp…

Posted in Local News | Tagged compensation, employee compensation, financial statements, information, judge, knapp medical center

Brownsville man arrested in cross-border stem cells scheme

By Sergio Chapa on December 27, 2011

A federal judge has unsealed records filed against a Brownsville man accused in a cross-border stem cell scheme where he falsely represented himself as a doctor.

Posted in Mexico/Border News | Tagged cell, federal judge, judge, scheme, stem cell, stem cells

Federal judge rules ‘El Wicho’ interviews can be used in court

By Action 4 News Staff on December 22, 2011

A South Texas federal judge has ruled that evidence gathered in interviews with a high-ranking member of the Mexican Gulf cartel’s Matamoros operations weren’t coerced and will be admissible in court.

Posted in Mexico/Border News | Tagged federal judge rules, gulf cartel, judge, Matamoros, member, Wicho

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