George Zimmerman is at the Seminole County Criminal Justice Center in Sanford, Florida for a bail hearing regarding the February 26 shooting of 17-year-old Trayvon Martin.

George's wife Shellie Zimmerman and his parents testified in his defense over the telephone and RadarOnline.com has all the details.

William Balfour will appear in a Chicago courtroom on April 23 to face counts of murder, aggravated kidnapping and home invasion in the October 24, 2008 deaths of Jennifer Hudson's family, and defense attorney's want to speak with the singer before the hearing.

According to the Chicago Sun-Times, defense attorney Amy Thompson is seeking out the former American Idol star regarding text messages that were exchanged with her mother, Darnell Hudson Donerson, around the time of her fatal shooting.

Former Penn State defensive coach Jerry Sandusky Tuesday waived his preliminary hearing, moving forward with the trial in which he's accused of more than 50 criminal counts of child molestation and other sex offenses over a 15-year span.

Sandusky could have faced some of his accusers should the preliminary hearing have gone on; Tuesday's waiver, Senior Deputy Attorney General E. Marc Costanzo said, "provides maximum protection to, most importantly, the victims in this case.

"It avoids their having to testify for a second time," Costanzo said. "They will, of course, testify at a trial in the case."

UPDATE: 8:45 a.m. EST  Sandusky has just waived his right to a preliminary hearing, meaning he will not face his accusers in court today and the case is on the fast track to trial.

Former Penn State defensive coach Jerry Sandusky Tuesday will face his accusers in a Bellefonte, Pennsylvania courtroom for a preliminary hearing, in which prosecutors will try to prove there's enough evidence to move forward with a trial of the coach, who's accused of more than 50 criminal counts of child molestation and other sex offenses over a 15-year span.

The 67-year-old coach, who has maintained his innocence, is "looking forward to the opportunity to face his accusers," his attorney Joseph Amendola said Monday, noting Sandusky could even take the stand, if the situation warrants it. 

No plea deal has been discussed with the prosecution, Amendola said. A veteran jurist will serve as district judge for the hearing, which could last more than a day.

Lindsay Lohan must report to the county jail by November 9th to serve 30-days behind bars, RadarOnline.com has learned.

Los Angeles Judge Stephanie Sautner made the ruling on Wednesday after determining that the Mean Girls star violated the terms of her probation stemming from her shoplifting conviction.

Prior to the judge making her ruling, Lohan -- wearing a polka dot dress with her hair pulled back in court  --  admitted in court that she did in fact violate the terms of her probation.

Gary Giordano, the prime suspect in the murder of missing Maryland woman Robyn Gardner will be back in an Aruban court on Monday, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The hearing date has been set for Monday at 10 a.m. local time, Giordano's lawyer, Michael Lopez of Lopez Law, revealed to RadarOnline.com in an e-mail on Friday.

As RadarOnline.com previously reported, Lopez filed a petition on October 11 at the Court of First Instance of Aruba asking for the judge to immediately set Giordano "free from his detention or at least to postpone his detention until eventual sentence against him has been passed after trial."

The legal request came a week after Aruban authorities brought in cadaver dogs to search for the 35-year-old missing woman's body.

While Randy and Evi Quaid remain in custody in Vancouver, British Columbia, the California case has been continued to next month, RadarOnline.com has learned.

The wacky couple was supposed to appear Tuesday morning in a Santa Barbara courtroom on felony vandalism charges relating to their arrest for illegal squatting. Their failure to appear last week on the same charges prompted a judge to issue warrants for their arrest.

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Santa Barbara District Attorney, Lee Carter, told RadarOnline.com that Tuesday’s hearing was called and continued to November 2. The Quaid’s attorney, Robert Sanger, was present in court for the hearing and told the judge that he “is in contact” with the couple and said they plan to be present for next month’s hearing.

On Friday, a Santa Barbara judge raised the couples bail from $50,000 to a whopping $500,000 each at the request of the District Attorney so as to assure the couple will appear in court.

The controversial Beverly Hills fertility specialist who implanted a dozen embryos into Nadya Suleman - a move which resulted in her giving birth to octuplets - has admitted for the first time that he made a mistake and has apologized.

"I'm sorry for what happened. When I look back at it, I wish I had never done it and it will never happen again," Dr. Michael Kamrava, wiping back tears, testified before the Medical Board of California hearing in Los Angeles on Thursday.

"Do you feel that what you did was wrong?" asked his attorney, Henry Fenton.

Jeremy London wrapped his testimony on Tuesday but it was the detective in his alleged kidnapping case that may have solidified his story RadarOnline.com has learned.

Detective Frank Guarino took the witness stand late Tuesday afternoon, where he told the court that London’s alleged kidnapper, Brandon Adams, admitted to taking the actor hostage by gunpoint.

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Guarino, who also testified that on the afternoon of June 11, he believed London “was under the influence of alcohol or drugs,” told the court he interviewed Adams several times following his arrest. It was during one of these interviews that Adams confessed to pulling a gun on the actor, 37.

Guarino said Adams told him, “we were telling him [London] to shut the f**k up, we would give him his pills when we wanted to.”

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The detective also said Adams told him, “we told him [London] ‘we like you, don’t make me shoot your ass.’”

Adams confessed to Guarino, “we were just toying with Jeremy in order to get him to buy us some alcohol.”

Guarino then testified, “Brandon admitted he took the car from Jeremy under fear and while the gun was placed to the victim’s head.”

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This testimony is a big win for London, who has faced skepticism since the story broke of his alleged kidnapping. He has always maintained his innocence despite having history of drug abuse.

Outside the courtroom, London told reporters he was happy to testify against Adams, saying “Today’s hearing is not only a major advancement in the pursuit of justice, but also for my personal journey towards achieving closure.”

Jeremy London finished testifying in the preliminary hearing connected to his alleged kidnapping case on Tuesday and he has a message for his doubters -- you’re wrong.

After telling the court that accused kidnapper Brandon Adams “had a gun to his head,” London spoke to the media outside the hearing.

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“I’d personally like to extend my gratitude to the authorities that have worked tirelessly despite false rumors, public scrutiny and slanderous statements to thoroughly and professionally investigate the traumatic ordeal I endured this pas June,” he told reporters.

“Today’s hearing is not only a major advancement in the pursuit of justice, but also for my personal journey towards achieving closure. I’m just going to go home to hold and kiss my son.”