Topic: Jermaine Nelson

Murder charges against the last of three U.S. Marines accused of executing four enemy insurgents in Fallujah, Iraq, have been dropped, an attorney says.

A U.S. Marine charged in the 2004 death of a detainee in Fallujah, Iraq, will face a court martial in February, the Marine Corps says.

A U.S. Marine will be arraigned next week on a murder charge in connection with the death of prisoners during the battle for Fallujah, the Corps announced.

The U.S. Marine Corps had yet to decide whether to charge a Camp Pendleton Marine for refusing to testify about the alleged killing of prisoners in Iraq.

A U.S. prosecutor said Tuesday he will not seek contempt charges against two Marines for refusing to testify against an ex-Marine on civilian killings in Iraq.

A federal jury in California Wednesday began deliberating the fate of a U.S. Marine sergeant accused in the alleged execution of four unarmed Iraqi detainees.

Two Marines' refusal to testify at the trial of their ex-squad leader accused of killing Iraqi detainees should mean jail time for them, a prosecutor argues.

Arraignment was postponed for a U.S. Marine charged with killing a prisoner in Iraq in 2004 after he was jailed on a contempt of court charge.

The U.S. Marine Corps has charged a third man in the case of a Camp Pendleton, Calif., unit accused of killing Iraqis captured during the battle of Fallujah.