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Subject: Calls For Probes Intensify After Roger Stone Sentence Fracas
Date: Thu, 13 Feb 2020 08:39:30 +0000
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Calls For Probes Intensify After Roger Stone Sentence Fracas
The U.S. Department of Justice's about-face in the Roger Stone case has
fueled calls for investigations into the Trump administration's potential
interference into cases against the president's friends, but political and legal
obstacles may stand in the way.
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Judge Rejects Roger Stone's Bid For A New Trial
A D.C. federal judge tossed Roger Stone's request for a new trial based on
claims that a biased government employee sat on the jury panel, which found
him guilty on seven felony charges including lying to Congress about
WikiLeaks, according to a court filing unsealed Wednesday.
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Ex-Theranos CEO Escapes Charges She Defrauded Doctors
A California federal judge has cut criminal charges alleging former Theranos
CEO Elizabeth Holmes and another executive defrauded doctors and insured
patients about the viability of the once high-flying startup's blood-testing
technology, but left intact most of the indictment, rejecting defense arguments
that it is "unconstitutionally vague."
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Boies Denies He Defamed Dershowitz With Epstein Remarks
Prominent litigator David Boies hit back Wednesday against defamation
counterclaims by embattled attorney Alan Dershowitz, saying statements he
made about Dershowitz's alleged connection to notorious sex offender
Jeffrey Epstein were true and protected by the First Amendment.
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Boston City Hall Aides Get Extortion Conviction Tossed
Two former aides to Boston Mayor Marty Walsh saw their Hobbs Act extortion
convictions thrown out Wednesday, as a federal judge said the govern…
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