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- Boy’s taped confession won’t be used in Arizona
By FELICIA FONSECA Associated Press Writer ST. JOHNS, Ariz. (AP) — In a dramatic police interview that gripped viewers nationwide, a 9-year-old boy sitting in an overstuffed chair told investigators that he shot his father and another man, then buried his head in his jacket and said, “I’m going to go to juvie.” But that videotaped interview likely [...]
- Federal judge indicted on additional sex charges
By JUAN A. LOZANO Associated Press Writer HOUSTON (AP) — U.S. District Judge Samuel Kent, the first federal jurist indicted on sex crimes, is now facing more serious charges. Kent was set to be arraigned Wednesday, a day after a federal grand jury in Houston added three new charges to the indictment it issued in August that accuses [...]
- RI judge hears arguments in music downloading case
By ERIC TUCKER Associated Press Writer PROVIDENCE, R.I. (AP) — A Rhode Island couple whose son is accused of illegally sharing songs online should not be forced to surrender their home computer for inspection because it would violate their right to privacy, their lawyer argued at a federal court hearing Tuesday. Joel Tenenbaum, a 25-year-old Boston University graduate [...]
- Chargers’ Vincent Jackson arrested on suspicion of DUI
By: LISA R. WILSON For those of us here in San Diego, this is not good news. Chargers wide receiver Vincent Jackson was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence 2 a.m. Tuesday morning in San Diego, authorities report. He was booked into county jail and was released by 6 a.m. Jackson faces the misdemeanor [...]
- Chinese companies responsible for tainted milk products will pay $160 million in compensation
By: LISA R. WILSON The Chinese companies whose tainted milk products were responsible for the deaths of six children and sickening nearly 300,000 others will pay close to $160 million (or $1 billion yuan) in compensation to victims’ families, reporters announced Tuesday. Details of the order came after trials began for 15 people charged with the [...]
- Vick revises bankruptcy plan on hopeful NFL return
By LARRY O’DELL Associated Press Writer RICHMOND, Va. (AP) — Michael Vick would have to keep a court official informed about his attempts to be reinstated by the NFL after his release from prison, under a revised bankruptcy plan proposed by his lawyers. The amended Chapter 11 reorganization plan was filed Monday in U.S. Bankruptcy Court in Newport [...]
- Calif. court sides with Episcopals over property
By PAUL ELIAS Associated Press Writer SAN FRANCISCO (AP) — The state’s high court ruled Monday that three Southern California parishes that left the U.S. Episcopal Church over its ordination of gay ministers cannot retain ownership of their church buildings and property. In an unanimous decision, the California Supreme Court ruled that the property belongs to the Episcopal [...]
- Blackwater guards to appear in court Tuesday
WASHINGTON (AP) — Five Blackwater Worldwide security guards are expected to appear in federal court to answer to manslaughter charges in the 2007 shooting deaths of 17 Iraqi civilians in Baghdad. The Blackwater guards are scheduled to appear for arraignment Tuesday afternoon in U.S. District Court on manslaughter and weapons charges in the shootings. Expected to enter [...]
- NY contractor indicted in crane collapse
NEW YORK (AP) — A contractor in charge of raising the crane that toppled in midtown Manhattan and killed seven people has been indicted on homicide charges, the district attorney said Monday. William Rapetti, the head of Rapetti Rigging Services Inc., and his company were indicted in the March 15 collapse, Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau [...]
- La. father accused of killing son owed $4K
NEW ORLEANS (AP) — Danny Platt said he was under a lot of pressure. He apparently owed his estranged wife $4,000 in back child support. But there were no signs of stress when the 22-year-old father, accused of killing his 2-year-old son over the child support debt, went to pick up his little boy for a [...]
