Another West Texas jury will be called next April for a second criminal trial of Paul Kruse, the retired Blue Bell Creamery president from Brenham, TX.
The first jury, empaneled Aug. 1 this year, was
Continue Reading New trial set for former chief of Blue Bell after first concluded with a hung jury
The trials for former Peanut Corporation of America CEO Stewart Parnell and three others have been pushed back from February 2014 to sometime in July or August, according to court documents released Wednesday. This is
Continue Reading Peanut Corporation Criminal Trial Delayed Until Summer 2014
Four former Peanut Corporation of America executives face a federal jury trial in October, but the pre-trial period has been all about just one of them — Stewart Parnell. The former president of the now-defunct
Continue Reading Stewart Parnell Keeps His Chosen Attorneys for October Trial
A Sauk County, Wisconsin jury, meeting until 1 a.m. Saturday, acquitted Vernon Hershberger on three charges: operating a farm store without a retail food establishment permit, operating a dairy farm without a milk producer license,
Continue Reading Raw Milk Trial Ends With Split Jury Verdict
The organic egg farmer who picked up raw milk for delivery to his customers in Minnesota’s Twin Cities has been acquitted by a big city jury of violating the state’s ban on commercial sale of
Continue Reading Minnesota Jury Says Egg Farmer Who Delivered Raw Milk is Not Guilty
The fate of a Minnesota organic egg farmer being determined in trial proceedings has gone to the jury, which will resume its deliberations today.
The case went to the jury late Wednesday, and the panel
Continue Reading Minnesota Raw Milk Crime Case Goes to Jury
The trial that put raw milk protestors on the streets of Minneapolis last spring finally got underway Monday in Hennepin County District Court. They say the man on trial is just a volunteer for a
Continue Reading Long-Awaited Raw Milk Jury Trial Underway In Minneapolis
A plea deal in the federal criminal case over last year’s use of a dangerous pesticide to poison the patrons of a Mexican restaurant in Lenexa, KS means the wife involved will be testifying against
Lawyers making closing arguments waited a week for an ill U.S. District Judge Gregory K. Frizzell to return to the bench, but the chicken waste trial did come to an end last week.
With no
In documents filed ahead of this week’s closing arguments in a trial against 11 poultry companies, the State of Oklahoma says it could live with an application limit of 65 pounds of poultry litter per
