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Federal appeals court sets May 31 hearing in Pitino extortion case
A federal appeals court has set oral arguments for May 31 in the case the woman convicted of trying to extort University of Louisville basketball coach Rick Pitino. Prosecutors, though, have asked the US 6th Circuit Court of Appeals in Cincinnati for a
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:09P
Not Guilty Plea in Abingdon Meth Lab Case
Knox County Circuit Court records indicate 27-year old Joshua Greene pleaded not guilty this week to charges of Participation in Methamphetamine Production, Possession of a Meth Precursor, and Possession of Meth-Manufacturing Chemicals.
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:07P
Not Guilty Plea in Abingdon Meth Lab Case
Knox County Circuit Court records indicate 27-year old Joshua Greene pleaded not guilty this week to charges of Participation in Methamphetamine Production, Possession of a Meth Precursor, and Possession of Meth-Manufacturing Chemicals.
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:07P
Court dress part of performance - Iti
CLOTHES HORSE: Tame Iti was snapped up as a model by designers who gave him free clothes for his high profile court trial. PLAIN FARE: Tame Iti enjoys fish and chips while wearing a pork pie hat. BUSHWEAR: A less sartorial Iti before he was put in the
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:07P
Court dress part of performance - Iti
CLOTHES HORSE: Tame Iti was snapped up as a model by designers who gave him free clothes for his high profile court trial. PLAIN FARE: Tame Iti enjoys fish and chips while wearing a pork pie hat. BUSHWEAR: A less sartorial Iti before he was put in the
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:07P
Fairbanks man awaiting trial on federal drug charges to make plea agreement
A hearing was held Thursday in Fairbanks US District Court. Harshman was arrested in January after a search warrant turned up 136 marijuana plants at a Fairbanks home. Hundreds more plants were found at a property nine miles north of Fox.
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:05P
Feds indict three former state probation officials in hiring scheme
It alleges the co-conspirators organized the scheme to protect their jobs, increase the budget of the probation department and solidify control over the department by currying favor with lawmakers. "Through hiring and promoting individuals who were
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:01P
Williams' reverse plea bid fails
Williams, 77, has failed in a bid to reverse his guilty plea and will face sentencing at least 16 months after two of his former business partners were given prison sentences. He has been remanded on bail until a callover early next month at which time
Updated: 03/23/2012 12:00P
U.S. Reps. Bachmann and Price to Join FRC Action's Webcast on Obamacare at
Government Healthcare" on Tuesday, March 27, at 8:00 pm EDT. Members of Congress, legal experts and activists will discuss the lawsuits surrounding the health care law that will go before the US Supreme Court next week. The Director of FRC's Center for
Updated: 03/23/2012 11:49A
Judges must consider history when sentencing aboriginals: Supreme Court
In Mr. Ipeelee's case, the Supreme Court elected to whittle down his long-term offender designation to an overall sentence of one year in prison. However, it left intact a one-year sentence being served by Mr. Ladue. Mr. Ipeelee, a 39-year-old Inuk man
Updated: 03/23/2012 11:35A
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