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Pa. man sentenced in NY for stalking 'Law & Order: Criminal Intent' star
AP NEW YORK — A Pennsylvania man convicted of stalking "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" actress Kathryn Erbe (UR'-bee) has been sentenced in New York to five years' probation and ordered to pay $42000 in restitution. Charles Nagel was sentenced Wednesday
Updated: 09/07/2011 09:55P
MCTC Gets Legal
Students using this service get help in many areas, including housing, child custody, bankruptcy, basic criminal law and immigration. The service is offered thanks to the efforts of Phi Theta Kappa Honor Society. “I can think of a few situations where
Updated: 09/07/2011 09:54P
Pa. man sentenced for stalking "Law & Order' star
AP NEW YORK—A Pennsylvania man convicted of stalking "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" actress Kathryn Erbe has been sentenced in New York to five year's probation and ordered to pay $42000 in restitution. Charles Nagel was sentenced Wednesday in federal
Updated: 09/07/2011 09:51P
Stalker of 'Law and Order' Actress Ordered to Pay $42K
Charles Nagel was convicted in Brooklyn federal court of using mail and the internet to annoy Erbe, who starred in one of his favorite small screen shows. Nagel, a dealer in television and motion picture memorabilia, whose collection includes some rare
Updated: 09/07/2011 08:58P
Erbe Stalker Ordered to Pay $42K
Nagel, a dealer in television and motion picture memorabilia, whose collection includes some rare Batman comic books, was a self-confessed aficionado of the popular "Law & Order" crime series. His admiration for the actress led him try to strike up a
Updated: 09/07/2011 08:57P
Philadelphia man who stalked 'Law & Order' actress must pay her $42K
By New York Post NEW YORK -- A man convicted of stalking "Law & Order: Criminal Intent" star Kathryn Erbe was sentenced Wednesday to five years probation and required to pay $42000 restitution for frightening the actress. Charles Nagel was convicted in
Updated: 09/07/2011 08:36P
GAME OVER: Craig Thomson cleared by NSW Police
A longing for justice even when there's little chance that scores will ever be settled. Fires raged leaving ashes and in some cases a smouldering ruin. His apparent nemesis successor Kathy Jackson – who was reportedly privately running Thomson and his
Updated: 09/07/2011 06:02P
Criminal justice students plan Constitution Day lectures
said having multiple speakers in one event will benefit students more than having events spread throughout the semester. "It's a great opportunity for students to get updated with constitutional issues related to legal and criminal law," she said.
Updated: 09/07/2011 05:45P
Man gets 5 years probation for stalking 'Law & Order' actress, must pay her $42K
Charles Nagel was convicted in Brooklyn federal court of using the mail and the Internet to annoy Erbe, who starred in one of his favorite small screen shows. Nagel, a dealer in television and motion picture memorabilia whose collection includes some
Updated: 09/07/2011 04:08P
Norton Rose Group | Legal bulletin - Draft Act on Corporate Criminal Liability
The Act aims to change the current concept of criminal law, which allows for criminal punishment only of private individuals, and to introduce corporate criminal liability. an employee of the legal entity or another person in a similar position who
Updated: 09/07/2011 04:05P
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