Wearing a dark blue suit with a white shirt, he sat in the dock taking notes as the prosecution opened.
Hall's barrister, Crispin Aylett QC, took the unusual step of addressing the jury immediately after the prosecution opening.
Elwen Evans QC, for the prosecution, opened her cross-examination by asking Bridger: "Where is April?" He replied: "I don't know".
As the prosecution opened its case today, the jury saw CCTV evidence Ms Darlow said showed the four men running away from the scene of the crime.
See articleAttendance requiredThe prosecution opened its case against Radovan Karadzic at the start of his trial for war crimes before a tribunal in The Hague.
Nobre, a director of businesses registered at exclusive addresses in Harley Street and Marylebone, central London, sat in the dock shaking his head as the prosecution opened its case against him.
LONDON — The prosecution opened its case on Wednesday at a phone hacking trial here, telling the jury of nine women and three men that four people involved with The News of the World had already pleaded guilty to phone hacking and that he would prove that the illegal acts were "a conspiracy" approved by some of those on trial now, including two former editors, Rebekah Brooks and Andy Coulson.
An opinion poll suggested that the steady increase in support for Vicente Fox, Mr Labastida's main opponent, had halted.Chile's Appeals Court published a verdict in which it ruled 13-9 to strip Augusto Pinochet, the country's former dictator, of his immunity from prosecution, opening the way for his trial.
The prosecution opened the proceedings with testimonials from indigenous people, provided interpreters so they could speak in their native language (which, as one witness explained to me, is "so much easier because I know the words") and is listening aghast to the unimaginable horrors they tell.
And when the prosecution opened the sentencing phase – the part of the trial where the jury will decide whether to send Tsarnaev to his death – they did so in front of an easel displaying a picture of Martin Richard, dressed in green and wearing beads for St Patrick's day.
