Mother cries dead child trial

  Ms Anthony says a guardian removed her mother a daughter accused of having killed his daughter for two years in 2008 down in tears during his murder trial opening statements in a Court of Florida.

Say daughter of Casey Anthony Caylee defence counsel drowned in a swimming pool in the care of his grandparents and that grandfather covered until death.

But prosecutors say that the child died after the band was placed on the mouth and Mrs. Anthony, 25, kept the body in the trunk of his car during the week.

The case has attracted scrutiny.

Caylee decomposed body was found in December 2008 wood near his home.

"Abused".

Counsel for Casey Anthony, Jose Baez, said a family secrets catalogue led to coverage of the death of Caylee.

Mr. Baez said Casey Anthony was abused by his father as a child and supported his brother made advances toward him and was given to a paternity test to see if he is father of Caylee.

Counsel suggested that caylee accidentally drowned in a family pool by day after that his grandmother, Cindy, forgot to put in place a scale that has prevented the toddler climbing in the pool itself.

Family panicked and did not call the police, said Mr. Baez.

"Casey should call 911." This is what she is guilty of it, not guilty of murder. "This is not a case of murder", said Mr. Baez.

Mr. Baez said the father of Casey as George Anthony planted of the corresponding tape found mark later in the mouth of the Caylee in a way which could involve Casey.

"George Anthony has taken certain measures to ensure that it was from this situation and that Casey will eventually take the blame for this," said Mr. Baez.

"Chloroform".

But prosecutors said they have based their case on forensic evidence, which shows the that MS Anthony kept the body of the Caylee in the trunk of his car.

The autopsy was never able to find cause of the toddler to death.

However continue counsel Linda Drane Burdick offered a theory for the first time Tuesday that Caylee is dead after three pieces of tape were placed on his mouth and nose.

Everything that made Ms. Anthony was based on a tissue of lies, added Ms. Drane Burdick.

"Casey Anthony... seemed... be a loving mother, attempt to provide support for his daughter,"said the Attorney."

"But as the evidence will show in this case, it was an illusion," she added.

In the month that caylee was missing, Ms. Drane Burdick said jurors Casey is gone shopping, visiting friends and hanging with her boyfriend.

It also describes the internet research on a computer at home which showed the motions for chloroform, neck-breaking of Casey Anthony and alcohol.

Casey Anthony was responsible for emotions throughout the day, periodic crying and wiping his nose with a tissue.

Ms. Anthony is also charged with aggravated child abuse, aggravated homicide of a child or provide false information to the application of the Act.

Mubarak to stand trial for the death of protesters

Former Egyptian President Hosni Mubarak and his two sons will be maintained the trial for the death of hundreds of demonstrators during the revolution of the country earlier this year. The three are facing the penalty of death if recognized guilty of the charges.

The Egypt Attorney General made the announcement Tuesday after weeks of investigation into the crackdown and alleged corruption. In a statement on Facebook, the Attorney said that the crimes of Mubarak were "intentional murder, attempted to kill some demonstrators... undue influence and deliberately wasteful of public funds and profits and private financial gain illegally."

Mubarak, 83, was too ill to be transferred to the prison of Tora prison in Cairo where his son, Gamal and Alaa, are held. Instead, he remained in a hospital in the station of Rea sea of Sharm el-Sheikh, following a heart attack.

The former President resigned from Office on February 11 after a massive 18-day uprising that brought thousands of Egyptians in the streets. More than 800 deaths in the hands of security, the forces loyal to Mubarak. The Egyptian uprising helped fuel the so-called "Arab Spring" which has since spread to Bahrain, the Syria and the Libya.

The Egyptian army took over the administration of the country, promising parliamentary and presidential elections later this year. But the army has been strongly criticized for his authoritarian tactics and Tahrir square - Central Cairo intersection, made famous by the revolution – continues to see protests every Friday after the noon prayer. There are calls for a "million-man March" for May 27 and Monday, hundreds of bloggers posted messages critical of the military Council and its leader, the maréchal Mohamed Tantawi.

It was reported that Mubarak planned to apologize to be broadcast to the nation, in which he would also agree to confiscate its property, but he never arrived.

Mubarak wife, Suzanne, had also been arrested but was released after signing over millions to the State.

A trial would probably several months and would be open to the Egyptian public, which many have long called for his prosecution. However, the death penalty that many hope for is far from assured.

Malaysia Anwar trial to continue

 said Mr Anwar trial is a political conspiracy Malaysian A court said charges of sodomy against opposition leader Anwar Ibrahim are "credible" and his trial must continue.

Mr Anwar is accused of sodomising a former assistant male - in a hotel in Kuala Lumpur in 2008, a charge he denies.

Judge Zabidin Mohamad Diah said aid appears to be true and reliable and that the prosecution had established a case to be answered.

Charges, if it is shown, could send Mr. Anwar in prison for 20 years.

"I find evidence prima facie established against the accused, so I call upon the accused to enter his defence," judge Diah told the Court.

He said that he believed that Mohamad Saiful Bukhari Azlan, the 23-year-old man who accused Anwar of sodomising him, was a reliable witness.

"There is nothing implausible about his testimony." His testimony is reliable, said the judge.

He also concluded there was evidence that Mr Anwar and Mr. Saiful were at the scene of the crime attributed to the time in question and that there were "opportunity for the offence that allegedly took place."

The judge had previously reversed a decision to allow the key to the DNA evidence which had been banned to have been collected illegally when Mr Anwar was held in a police cell.

"It is clear that the arrest of Mr Anwar] was lawful and the detention was a legitimate purpose," said the judge.

The prosecution argues that the DNA of the elements would link Mr Anwar semen on his accuser, Mr. Azlan.

No acquittal decision not Mr Anwar is not surprising to his supporters, who insist on the fact that the charge of sodomy is forged by his political enemies, said the BBC Jennifer Pak in Kuala Lumpur.

The allegation surfaced just surface a few months after Mr. Anwar led the opposition won an unprecedented number of seats in the 2008 elections, says our correspondent.

Government officials have denied any involvement.

Human Rights Watch said the charges should be removed and that the case is a "charade of justice".

Mr Anwar was imprisoned separate sex and accusations of corruption in 1998 and released on appeal in 2004.

Sodomy is illegal in Malaysia, even among consenting adults.

Counsel: Iran spy trial for 3 Americans has not held

Tehran - Iranian authorities postponed the trial of espionage long-awaited three Americans on Wednesday, said their lawyer. Two of the accused, still imprisoned in Tehran, was not included in the Court as scheduled and the authorities gave no explanation.

Shane Bauer and Josh Fattal were held since July 2009 after having placed in detention at the Iran-Iraq border. A third American who was taken with them, Sarah Shourd, was released in September on bail of $500 000 and returns to the United States. It is considered in absentia.

Bauer and Fattal, who are both 28, still in prison. The three say that they were hiking in the Kurdish region in the North of the Iraq and any passage in Iran was involuntary.

Their Iranian Attorney, Masoud Shafiei, said Associated Press that Bauer and Fattal were not brought into court Wednesday as had been planned. Iranian responsible said Shafiei gave no immediate explanation.

The trial opened on 6 February and was to continue Wednesday.

Initially, Tehran has accused the three Americans only to cross illegally into Iran but later added espionage. Authorities gave few details in support of these accusations.

Tehran Prosecutor Abbas Jafari Dowlatabadi said without details, that the Americans had "equipment and materials and training."

Shafiei says that his clients deny the allegations and maintain that any Iran crossing was involuntary. Shourd, 32, in Oakland, California, ordered for trial by Iranian officials in Tehran, but said that it returns.

Shafiei expressed concern about the health of its customers and the failure of the Court to hold proceedings Wednesday.

"My clients are in custody of the representatives of the judiciary, but they were not brought in the Court," he told the AP. "the trial date was fixed long ago." There is no reason for the adjournment. ?

The lawyer said that he was not authorized to see Bauer and Fattal since the date of February of the opening of the trial.

"I have demanded to be allowed to meet my clients several times," he said, adding that while his request for a meeting has never officially refused, the authorities "never let happen."

Espionage charges could bring a maximum sentence of 10 years.

The families of Bauer and Fattal said Wednesday that they are even "more deeply concerned for their health and well-being because of their non-appearance" in the Court.

Families was also saying that they were troubled that Shafiei continues to be denied access to its customers, has reaffirmed that the charges against the two were unfounded and urges asked the Iran for liberate them immediately.

"Development of today appears to be yet another example of the arbitrary treatment Shane and Josh were subjected to more than 21 months", said the statement. "The Iranian authorities continue to play games with their life and the constant uncertainty and fear for Shane and Josh is ruining our lives as well."

The Government of the United States denied the charges against them and demanded their release. Their long detention said tensions between the two nations on issues such as the Iran disputed nuclear program.

The three Americans are graduates of the University of California at Berkeley.

Shourd and Bauer, who are now engaged, had been living together in Damascus, where Bauer worked as a freelance journalist Shourd as Professor of English. Fattal, an environmental activist, went to visit them in July 2009, shortly before their trip to the Iraq.

Bauer is a native of Onamia, Minnesota, and Fattal grew up in Pennsylvania.

Woman refuses the Iran we spy trial

May 4, 2011 updated 19: 33 GMT Sarah Shourd came out of the Iran after months of pressure by the woman we U.S. Sarah Shourd, which was published by the Iran after having been detained with two fellow U.S. hikers in 2009said she will not return to make the trial.

Ms. Shourd was upheld trial week next for espionage alongside his friends, who are still detained in Iran.

She told AP News Agency, she suffers from post-traumatic stress disorder and back would be "too traumatic.

She and the other hikers reported they crossed their knowledge in the country while hiking in July 2009.

"When Shane and Josh and I met the Iranian soldiers, we were completely shocked." No there was absolutely no indication of a border, "she said."

Ms. Shourd was released on bail in September 2010 and returns to the United States. Her fiance Shane Bauer and their friend, Josh Fattal remain in prison in Tehran.

Mr. Bauer and Mr. Fattal pleads not guilty to the first session of their trial in February 2011, with the second session scheduled for May 11. Ms. Shourd pleads not guilty in absentia.

Prosecutors said they had evidence that the three were connected to us intelligence agencies.

"Too traumatic.

Ms. Shourd stated that she was diagnosed with a disorder of post-traumatic stress disorder by the psychologist Barry Rosenfeld law clerk and a psychological assessment of five pages had been sent to the Iranian Revolutionary Court.

The Iranian court had not responded to his refusal to return for trial, she said.

"There is a part of me that would like to go back and stand by Shane and Josh at this most difficult time," she told the AFP news agency.

"But I am really afraid that it would be too traumatic for me to come back after what I have been through in Iran."

Ms. Shourd, who was released after months of pressure by the United States, said the trio were hiking in Iraqi Kurdistan and does not intentionally above deviate from the border with the Iran, where they were arrested by soldiers.

They had visited the tourist village of Ahmed Awa, she said, and walked along a pathway had recommended that local residents.