Los Angeles man who infected his ex-wife with HIV is ordered to pay her $12.5 million (Los Angeles Times)

L.A. County judge rules that the man acted with fraud and malice. The couple's case led to a 2006 ruling that people could be held liable for passing on the AIDS virus. A Los Angeles County Superior Court judge Friday ordered a man who infected his former wife with the virus that causes AIDS to pay her $12.5 million.

Man must pay $12.5M for infecting ex-wife with HIV (Las Vegas Sun)

Mon, Nov 24, 2008 (9:18 p.m.) A judge has ordered a man to pay $12.5 million for infecting his ex-wife with HIV. Superior Court Judge Rolf M. Treu issued the tentative ruling Friday, finding the man acted with fraud and malice.

Man Who Infected Ex-Wife With HIV Ordered to Pay $12.5 Million (The Advocate)

A six-year legal battle may be coming to an end now that a Los Angeles County superior court judge has ordered a man to pay $12.5 million for infecting his former wife with HIV.

Man must pay $12.5M for infecting ex-wife with HIV (The Fresno Bee)

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Man fined 12.5m for infecting wife with HIV on honeymoon (Daily Telegraph)

A man who infected his exwife with HIV has been ordered to pay her 12.5 million £8.3m.

Man must pay wife for contracting HIV (The Nashua Telegraph)

LOS ANGELES -- A Los Angeles Superior Court judge Friday ordered a man who infected his wife with HIV to pay her $12.5 million. ...

Reuse of blood-sampling device may have exposed 17 people in Manitoba to infection (The Canadian Press via Yahoo! Canada News)

WINNIPEG - Manitoba's largest health authority launched an internal investigation Thursday after 17 patients may have been exposed to blood-borne infections while having their blood-sugar levels tested.

Questions/Answers (Inland Valley Daily Bulletin)

Questions and answers on Daily Bulletin stories from readers like you. RANCHO CUCAMONGA - A West Valley Superior Court judge threw out a murder charge Friday filed against an Ontario man who failed to help his girlfriend as she died of a drug overdose.

Pears for your heirs

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Boys just wanna have fun

When it comes to inspiration, Towson-based band Fire In The Hole finds it in one another.

Masontown woman pleads no contest to son murder in 1976

Glenda Masciarelli exits the courthouse with her attorney, Nicholas Timperio, after entering her pleading no contest in the the death of her 2-year-old son in 1976 before Judge Leskinen Tuesday afternoon.

December

Tuesday, December 2, 2008 What the Dickens?! In 1867, Charles Dickens began his second American reading tour at Boston's Tremont Temple.

"With Malice Toward None"

Obama won't pursue war crimes. This is just based on my reading of the man, so obviously I could be completely wrong, but I don't believe that Obama will legally pursue anyone from the Bush administration for ...

Disruption Hall of Fame

Marbury wanted off the Timberwolves ' roster because he had to play in Garnett's shadow.

An Angel for Raymond (screenploay), by MN Norton

28, 2008 Author: MN Norton Category: Film rights Description: Raymond Gransom had made a confortable living as a contentious defense attorney...until his secretary stole over one hundred thousand dollars from a ...

CHIMAIRA: Support Bands Announced For Christmas Show

Cleveland's CHIMAIRA will play its ninth annual Christmas show on December 30 at the House of Blues in the band's hometown.

Paul Newman Film Festival

It was a sad day when, on September 26, legendary actor Paul Newman passed away after a devastating bout with lung cancer.

Dir en Grey at Marquee Theater

Marquee Theater wasn't at its most packed on Friday, November 28. Lines to the entrance were relatively short despite the routine bag checks.