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Judge berates South Bend teen smirking during murder sentencing, gives him 50 years
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND -- St. Joseph Superior Court Judge Jane Woodward Miller interrupted the deputy prosecutor as he discussed the slaying of 16-year-old Jhaelon Johnson to address the teenager who admitted to murdering him. "Why are you smiling?" the judge asked...Tags: Shootings, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Judges, Justice System
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LAPD officer charged with molesting two girls at his home
Prosecutors have filed charges against a veteran Los Angeles police officer who allegedly lured two young girls to his Castaic-area home and molested them. Miguel Angel Schiappapietra Jr., 28, pleaded not guilty Tuesday to two felony counts of lewd acts...Tags: Trials, Los Angeles Police Department, Prosecution, Google+
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Brawley arsonist case heads toward trial
Staff WriterBrawley resident Fernando Elenin Garcia, 20, will stand trial on two counts of arson in Brawley, an Imperial County Superior Court judge determined Tuesday. Arrested less than a month ago, Garcia underwent his preliminary examination Tuesday morning...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Justice System, Trials
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Guilty plea in KPMG insider-trading case
A San Fernando Valley jeweler at the center of an insider-trading scandal pleaded guilty to a conspiracy charge and agreed to turn over $1.27 million in ill-gotten stock gains made from tips from a top auditor at accounting giant KPMG. Bryan Shaw, 52,...Tags: Scott London, Jewelry and Watches, Judges, Justice System, Business Enterprises
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Judge's Decision Called a Win for Yupik Fishermen
Channel 2 NewsAn important ruling was made Monday in the trial of several Yupik fishermen charged with defying a fishing closure last summer. Defendants had argued they had the right to fish last summer based on religious grounds. While the judge in the case agreed...Tags: Crime, Law and Justice, Judges, Justice System, Defendants, Fishing
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Woman hurt in shooting admitted role in tax scheme
South Bend TribuneSOUTH BEND — A woman targeted in a pre-dawn shooting Monday had recently admitted that she led a scheme that used bogus tax returns to defraud the government for hundreds of thousands of dollars. Gigi M. Riley, 32, was shot twice about 4:14 a.m. at...Tags: Personal Data Collection, Shootings, Justice System, 1st Source Corp., Trials
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He's prison-bound for theft, fleeing
NILES -- An Eau Claire man is going to prison for 14 months for a March incident in which he ran away from police after stealing items from the Niles Walmart. James Raymond Griffin, 45, pleaded guilty to third-degree fleeing and eluding and second-degree...Tags: Trials, Theft, Fines, Punishment, Prisons
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South Bend woman hurt in early morning shooting admitted role in tax scheme
SOUTH BEND — A woman targeted in a pre-dawn shooting today had recently admitted that she led a scheme that used bogus tax returns to defraud the government of hundreds of thousands of dollars. Gigi M. Riley, 32, was shot twice about 4:14 a.m. at...
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Hagerstown man pleads guilty to series of Christmas burglaries
dona@herald-mail.comOne of three Hagerstown men charged in a series of break-ins and package thefts before Christmas entered guilty pleas Monday in Washington County Circuit Court to four counts of first-degree burglary. Assistant State’s Attorney Gina Cirincion...Tags: Religious Festivals, Trials, Hagerstown (Washington, Maryland), Theft, Holidays
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Enron's Jeff Skilling doesn't deserve a break
As if you didn't know this already, we're coddling criminals in America. By that I don't mean the petty drug dealers, three-strikes necklace-snatchers and other mooks filling up our state prisons; many of them are doing hard time. I'm talking about...Tags: Companies and Corporations, Judges, Securities, Justice System, Criminals
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Judge temporarily delays 12-week abortion law in Arkansas
An Arkansas law that bans most abortions after 12 weeks of pregnancy was temporarily blocked by a federal judge on Friday. In a ruling from the bench, U.S. District Court Judge Susan Webber Wright in Little Rock granted a preliminary injunction...Tags: Judges, Justice System, U.S. Supreme Court, Trials, Abortion
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For four robberies in one night, teen gets state prison
Facing sentencing for four strong-arm robberies on a single night in Bethlehem, a teenager insisted he is a changed man whose strong family will ensure he stays on the straight and narrow. Four generations of Johnnie K. Johnson Jr.'s loved ones sat in...Tags: Defendants, Trials, Theft, Prosecution, Juvenile Delinquency
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