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Court convicts ex-Dior designer John Galliano in anti-Semitism case, suspends fine
Galliano, who didn't attend the announcement of the verdict, was given no prison time. He was given a suspended 6000 ($8400) fine, which means it goes on his criminal record but he does not have to pay it. The Paris court found him guilty of "public
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:31A
JOHN GALLIANO FOUND GUILTY OF RACIST ABUSE
John Galliano, who didn't attend the announcement of the verdict, was given no prison time. He was given a suspended (euro) 6000 ($8400) fine, which means it goes on his criminal record but he does not have to pay it. He was, however, ordered to pay
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:28A
Christian author speaking in Tampa
And one of them, “Evidence that Demands a Verdict,” has been called one of the most influential Evangelical books published after World War II. But McDowell may be best known for his outreach to young people worldwide. As he's in town for speaking
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:28A
Galliano fined 6000 euros over anti-Semitic outburst Full Article
She said Galliano had told the court he would have wanted to be present for the verdict, but did not attend to avoid another confrontation with the press. In addition to the fines, Galliano was sentenced to pay more than 5000 euros in legal fees,
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:22A
Fashion designer found guilty in anti-Semitism case
Under French law, Galliano could have faced up to six months in prison and a fine up to $31622, but the designer, who wasn't in the Paris courtroom when the verdict was announced, won't be required to serve any jail time; the totality of his sentence
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:20A
Designer John Galliano convicted in anti-Semitism case
Galliano, who didn't attend the announcement of the verdict, was given no prison time. He was given a suspended 6000 euro ($8400) fine, which means it goes on his criminal record but he does not have to pay it. (AP Photo/Thibault Camus, File) (Thibault
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:12A
Galliano convicted, fined for anti-Semitic slurs
The British designer was not present as the verdict was delivered. Galliano had faced up to six months in prison and more than E21,300 (C$29300) in fines following two separate outbursts earlier this year in a French cafe. One incident, caught on video
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:12A
Inked in vain?
Disappointing” is the first verdict that comes to mind as you go through most of S. Nihal Singh's Ink in my Veins: A life in journalism (Hay House India). You start reading the book hoping for rare insights and memorable anecdotes from one of India's
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:12A
Court Finds John Galliano Guilty of Anti-Semitic Slurs
AP Nearly seven months after star designer John Galliano was arrested and charged with making anti-Semitic and racist remarks in a cafe in Paris, a French court has brought the ensuing drama to a close with a guilty verdict. While Galliano was facing
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:12A
Best Buy Opens Marketplace to Third-Party Sellers
Retailers are looking for ways to monetize traffic to their websites, though the verdict is still out on how successful traditional retailers have been in opening up their sites to third-party sellers. Five of Best Buy's suppliers represent 39% of
Updated: 09/08/2011 10:11A
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