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Investors Sue Fla. Lawyer in Fraud Probe for $100M
A high-profile South Florida attorney under federal investigation for allegedly running a huge fraud scheme has been sued for $100 million by a group of investors.
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Judge: Freed ex-sailor can be...
Prosecutors can retry an ex-sailor who received a conditional pardon from Virginia's governor after spending 11 years in prison for the rape and murder of a fellow sailor's wife, a federal judge ruled Thursday.
Man cries when convicted of Mountie murder
Const. Christopher Worden's widow, Jodie Worden, left, stands with his brother, Michael Worden, and parents, John and Mary Ann Worden, after Thursday's verdict was announced.
Deputy: Man charged with killing 6 asked only to hug young daughter at his surrender
A man charged with fatally stabbing and beating six people in Tennessee and Alabama asked a responding deputy to let him hug his 4-year-old daughter -- the only person spared in the attack, the deputy testified Thursday.
Transport employee accused of sex with inmate
A Kentucky man working for a private company that transports prisoners has been indicted on a charge of traveling in interstate commerce to engage in sex with an inmate.
Perry May Decide Killer's Fate Tonight
Gov. Rick Perry may have to decide whether condemned killer Robert Lee Thompson, set for execution Thursday, lives or dies.
Slaying of gay teenager in Puerto Rico investigated as US island's first hate crime case
The slaying of a gay teenager whose decapitated, partially burned body was found along a road in Puerto Rico last week is under investigation as a possible hate crime, a police official said Wednesday.
Ariz. prosecutor files 1st employer sanctions case
Maricopa County prosecutors on Wednesday filed Arizona's first civil complaint against a business under a 22-month-old state law that prohibits employers from knowingly hiring illegal immigrants.
Sypher faces new charges including retaliation against Pitino
More charges have been brought against Karen Cunagin Sypher, the woman accused of trying to extort millions of dollars from Rick Pitino including one count because she went to the police.
Teen girl suspected in 9-year-old's death pleads not guilty
A judge has entered a not-guilty plea on behalf of a 15-year-old-girl charged as an adult in the strangulation and stabbing death of 9-year-old Elizabeth Olten.
Texas man set to die wins reprieve
A condemned killer who prosecutors said had been faking mental illness to avoid execution won a reprieve from a federal judge less than two hours before he could have been taken to the Texas death chamber Tuesday evening.
Police: Vermont man stole bus, posted video of it
What possesses a man to steal his ex-employer's bus, take it for a three-state joy ride and then post a video of the lark on YouTube? "It was inspired," Jacob Rehm, 38, said outside court Tuesday.
Man charged with slaying 14-year-old stepson
A Wisconsin man strangled his 14-year-old stepson with a necktie in a minivan in a Walmart parking lot, telling investigators he wanted to get revenge on his wife and her relatives for interfering in his business, prosecutors said Tuesday.
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SC woman facing prison for sex with 13-year-old
A 42-year-old South Carolina woman has been sentenced to five years in prison for sexually assaulting a 13-year-old boy she was baby-sitting. The Island Packet of Hilton Head reports Susan Tappeiner of Bluffton was sentenced Monday.
Richmond Reflects On High School Gang Rape
Not far from the pulsating music and dancing of the high school homecoming, young men were drinking in a dimly-lit courtyard out of sight of chaperones.
U.S. to crack down on finance fraud
The Obama administration on Tuesday will announce 'a sustained, multilevel attack on financial fraud,' including mortgage rip-offs, a senior administration official said.
Police: Man in custody in 'Cathouse' star's death
This undated photo provided by Dennis Hof, shows Brooke Phillips. On Friday, Nov.
Obama Justice Department opposes Siegelman appeal before Supreme Court
The Obama administration is opposing former Gov. Don Siegelman's appeal of his felony corruption conviction before the U.S. Supreme Court, arguing that federal prosecutors presented enough evidence to prove bribery.
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