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Senate approves replacement for judge slain at Giffords shootingupdated: Tue Oct 04 2011 13:38:00

The Senate has moved quickly, in Washington terms, to confirm a replacement for slain federal Judge John Roll, killed in the mass shooting at a Tucson shopping center in January.

Court: Jared Loughner can refuse anti-psychotic medicationupdated: Wed Jul 13 2011 08:16:00

A three-judge federal appeals panel has ruled that Tucson shooting suspect Jared Lee Loughner can refuse anti-psychotic medication.

Judge rules Loughner not competent to stand trialupdated: Thu May 26 2011 11:57:00

Jared Lee Loughner, accused of a mass shooting in which he allegedly tried to assassinate U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords of Arizona, isn't competent to stand trial, a federal judge ruled Wednesday.

Judicial nominee logjamupdated: Thu Apr 21 2011 01:40:00

Dan Lothian reports on the problem of judical nominations held up in Congress and what that means for the federal court

Judicial nominee logjam creates 'crisis' in some federal courtsupdated: Thu Apr 21 2011 01:40:00

In the words of Judge Roslyn Silver, the situation is "dire." From her chambers in Phoenix, Arizona, the chief judge of federal judicial District of Arizona warns a bulging criminal caseload is being exacerbated by three unfilled bench seats, which the Obama administration and the Senate have, until recently, shown little urgency to address.

Mental tests ordered for Arizona shooting suspectupdated: Tue Mar 22 2011 05:35:00

A judge has ordered Jared Lee Loughner to undergo a mental evaluation at a specialized facility in Springfield, Missouri, as soon as possible to help determine if he is competent to stand trial, according to the U.S. Attorney's Office in Tucson, Arizona.

People.com: Suspect in Tucson Shooting Spree Pleads Not Guiltyupdated: Thu Mar 10 2011 09:08:00

Jared Lee Loughner faces dozens of new federal charges in the spree that killed 6, wounded 13

Feds try to force Arizona shooting suspect to give writing sampleupdated: Tue Mar 08 2011 06:04:00

Federal prosecutors are pushing to force the Arizona man accused of fatally gunning down six people and wounding 13 others, including U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, to submit a handwriting sample -- a request that he, thus far, has refused.

Alleged Tucson gunman indicted on 49 charges in shootingupdated: Fri Mar 04 2011 21:07:00

Accused Tucson gunman Jared Lee Loughner has been indicted on 49 counts including murder and attempted murder that stem from a shooting that left six people dead and critically wounded Arizona Rep. Gabrielle Giffords.

Lawyers try to block release of autopsies in Arizona shooting spreeupdated: Tue Mar 01 2011 06:10:00

Federal prosecutors are trying to bar a medical examiner in Arizona from releasing autopsy results for the six people killed during the Tucson shooting rampage that targeted U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, according to court documents.

Judge killed in shooting is rememberedupdated: Thu Feb 17 2011 16:12:00

CNN's T.J. Holmes spoke to Judge John Roll's former clerk about his life and legacy before his tragic murder in Arizona.

Obama signs bill naming courthouse after slain Arizona judgeupdated: Thu Feb 17 2011 16:12:00

President Barack Obama signed legislation Thursday naming a new federal courthouse in Yuma, Arizona, after slain federal Judge John M. Roll.

Feds: 2 murder charges temporarily dropped in Ariz. shootingupdated: Sun Feb 13 2011 12:17:00

In what prosecutors are calling a "procedural motion," two murder charges were dropped against Arizona shooting suspect Jared Lee Loughner, although authorities intend to refile them in a superseding indictment.

Courthouse to be named after slain judgeupdated: Thu Feb 10 2011 12:20:00

A new federal courthouse in Yuma, Arizona, will be named after slain federal Judge John M. Roll.

Paper: Surveillance video shows Tucson attackupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 02:56:00

Surveillance video shows Tucson shooting suspect Jared Loughner walking up to Rep. Gabrielle Giffords at a constituent event and firing point blank at her face, the Washington Post reported Tuesday, citing two sources who have seen the videos.

New details surface in Tucson shootingupdated: Wed Jan 19 2011 02:56:00

Reports have surfaced that authorities have video revealing new details in the Tucson shooting. Tom Foreman reports.

Trial of alleged Tucson shooter could be moved out of Arizonaupdated: Mon Jan 17 2011 13:58:00

Two federal judicial sources say they expect attorneys for accused Tucson shooter Jared Lee Loughner to ask that any trial be moved out of Arizona, possibly to San Diego, but the Justice Department indicated Monday it would opposed a move

Hospital: Giffords upgraded from critical to serious conditionupdated: Mon Jan 17 2011 00:13:00

U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords has been upgraded from critical to serious condition, eight days after being shot through the brain at a public event.

Arizona mourns judge killed in mass shootingupdated: Fri Jan 14 2011 18:36:00

Arizonans paid tribute Friday morning to the federal judge killed in the deadly shooting rampage last weekend in Tucson.

In memorium: Christina Greenupdated: Fri Jan 14 2011 18:36:00

CNN's "John King USA" pays tribute to 9 year-old Christina Green, the youngest of 6 fatalities in the Arizona shooting.

Husband: Giffords' breathing tube may be removed Fridayupdated: Fri Jan 14 2011 04:40:00

The breathing tube for U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords could be removed Friday as she continues on her "miracle" journey to recovery after she was critically injured in a mass shooting, her husband said.

Missed signs in Arizona shooting tragedyupdated: Wed Jan 12 2011 05:29:00

Could the shootings in Tucson have been prevented if certain warning signs had been heeded? A panel joins AC to discuss.

Pray for Giffords -- and for civilityupdated: Tue Jan 11 2011 05:49:00

"Our democracy is a light -- a beacon, really -- around the world because we effect change at the ballot box and not because of these outbursts of violence." --Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, March 2010

Arizona shooting suspect makes first appearance in courtupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 19:51:00

Jared Lee Loughner, the suspect accused of opening fire outside an Arizona supermarket over the weekend, appeared calm and in control during his first court appearance Monday, but gave no indication as to how he would plead to the charges.

Federal judge among dead in Arizona shootingupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 09:36:00

U.S. District Judge John Roll was one of six people killed Saturday in a shooting at an Arizona supermarket, authorities said.

Congresswoman's responses after Arizona shooting called encouragingupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 09:00:00

Arizona congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords can follow simple commands from doctors after being shot through the head at a meeting with constituents, and a longtime adviser said Sunday he is confident she'll survive her wound.

Doctors: Giffords able to communicateupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 09:00:00

University Medical Center doctors say Rep. Gabrielle Giffords remains in critical condition, but can follow commands.

Massacre suspect "mentally disturbed," former teacher saysupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 08:56:00

The suspect in the weekend massacre in Arizona was kicked out of an algebra class at a community college in June after repeated interruptions and clearly "needed psychological help," his instructor said Sunday.

Suspect's former teacher speaks outupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 08:56:00

CNN's Drew Griffin speaks with a teacher who had Jared Loughner removed from his class for being disruptive.

People.com: Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords In 'Very Critical Condition' After Shootingupdated: Mon Jan 10 2011 07:29:00

The U.S. Representative was one of 18 people shot at a political meeting Saturday morning in Tucson

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