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Jackson's drug use started after Pepsi commercial, attorney says
With fortunes and reputations at stake, attorneys began opening statements Monday in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom where a powerful entertainment giant stands accused of playing a critical role in the death of entertainer Michael Jackson. The...
Tags: Conrad Murray, Propofol (drug), Quincy Jones, Staples Center, Prosecution
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New courtroom drama over Michael Jackson
Michael Jackson's death nearly four years ago has been the subject of intense curiosity, endless media speculation and even a dramatic courtroom drama in which the King of Pop's doctor was found guilty of causing his death. But all that may end up being...
Tags: Conrad Murray, Economy, Business and Finance, Quincy Jones, Concerts, Finance
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Four people hurt in Albuquerque church stabbing
This post has been updated, as indicated below.At least four people were hurt at an Albuquerque church Sunday when a visitor jumped out of the pews and stabbed a choir member during a song, police and witnesses said. The victims did not appear to have life-threatening injuries, police said. Two...Tags: September 11, 2001 Attacks, Stephen Breyer, Prosecution
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Michael Jackson-AEG attorneys get a time limit for statements
No matter the stakes or the celebrity, attorneys in the Michael Jackson wrongful-death case will each be held to a 2 1/2-hour opening statement when trial opens Monday in a downtown Los Angeles courtroom. Superior Court Judge Yvette Palazuelos said...
Tags: Conrad Murray, Music, Michael Jackson, Propofol (drug), AEG
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Jury selection begins in Michael Jackson family's suit against AEG
About 100 potential jurors have been summoned to a downtown Los Angeles courtroom Monday in the legal clash between Michael Jackson’s mother and three children and entertainment powerhouse AEG over the death of the pop singer. For days,...
Tags: Conrad Murray, Propofol (drug), Quincy Jones, Prosecution, Michael Jackson Comeback Tour (2009)
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Oscar Pistorius denies 'partying it up' while awaiting trial
Olympian Oscar Pistorius was seen "partying it up" at a Johannesburg restaurant last weekend, according to South Africa's Sunday Times. The paper quotes witnesses who spotted he double-amputee sprinter knocking back shots and flirting with women. Many...
Tags: Sports, Boston Marathon, Kobe Bryant, Oscar Pistorius, Prosecution
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Jury begins deliberations in Rockefeller impostor murder case
Jurors weighing the fate of a man accused in the 1985 slaying of his San Marino landlady’s son began deliberations Tuesday after a prosecutor said the defendant behaved like a “murderer on the run.” In his rebuttal to the defense&...
Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Annette Funicello, Justice System, Clark Rockefeller, Murder
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Dog that killed sea lion belongs to Gabby Giffords' stepdaughter
A dog that killed a sea lion in Laguna Beach over the weekend belonged to the stepdaughter of former U.S. Rep. Gabrielle Giffords, local media reported. A witness' video shows the 65-pound American bulldog mix attacking the sea lion while Giffords&...
Tags: Same-Sex Marriage, Prosecution, Orange County Register, Mark Kelly, Gabrielle Giffords
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Five of 6 ex-Bell council members found guilty in corruption trial
A Los Angeles jury convicted five of six former council members of stealing from the working-class city of Bell in a corruption scandal that became a national synonym for outrageous municipal salaries and rogue governance. The verdict Wednesday came...
Tags: Bankruptcy, Economy, Business and Finance, Defendants, Finance, Prosecution
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Fatal blows described in Clark Rockefeller case
L.A. NOWThe murder trial for Christopher Gerhartsreiter, otherwise known as Clark Rockefeller, in the death of a 27-year-old man whose remains were discovered in 1994 in the backyard of a San Marino home is continuing Thursday in L.A. County Superior Court....... -
Man freed after 23 years in prison, cleared of killing N.Y. rabbi
After more than two decades in prison, David Ranta walked out of a Brooklyn courtroom a free man Thursday, no longer charged with murdering a rabbi in one of the city’s more well-known homicides. “To say I'm sorry for what you've endured...
Tags: Political Corruption, Defendants, Theft, Judaism, Prosecution
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Anaheim police officer cleared in fatal shooting
L.A. NOWAn Anaheim police officer had reason to believe his life was in danger after cornering a young man in an apartment complex and fatally shooting him in a known hotbed for gang activity, prosecutors say. After a monthslong investigation, Orange......
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