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MOUNT LAUREL, N.J. - Rick Tocchet, the former hockey star and Phoenix Coyotes assistant coach at the center of a gambling ring investigation, was due in court Friday for an unspecified reason.
February 21, 2005
Catherine Alexandrowicz’s last words could be heard through the wall of a Scottsdale hotel. "I can’t take this anymore. I can’t take what you do to my body," the 47-year-old Michigan woman reportedly said.
Maricopa County Supervisor Don Stapley will be arraigned Friday on the 118 criminal charges he faces as lawyers on both sides continue to haggle over whether the prosecutor and judge should be bumped off the case for bias.
A federal appeals court will hear arguments Friday of whether Arizona voters stepped over the line by denying bail to illegal immigrants charged with certain crimes.
COLUMBIA, S.C. - James Brown's partner, his six adult children and trustees of his estate were scheduled to meet Friday in a courtroom to resolve disputes over his estate as the soul legend's remains still await burial.
E-DOCUMENTS: Carol Eccel scans documents into the system at the Maricopa County Clerk’s Office on Friday in Phoenix.
Herb Sendek is trying to woo his first McDonald’s All-American to the Arizona State men’s basketball program.
Herb Sendek is trying to woo his first McDonald’s All-American to the Arizona State men’s basketball program.
Police who exclude the parent of a juvenile from interrogation may not be able to use any confession in court, the Arizona Supreme Court ruled Friday.
SAN FRANCISCO — A divided federal appeals on Friday court dealt the federal government a significant setback in its prosecution of Barry Bonds on perjury charges.
The 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled Friday that prosecutors may not present positive urine samples and other vital evidence that the government says shows that the slugger knowingly used steroids.
The appeals court ruling upholds a lower court decision barring federal prosecutors from showing the jury any evidence collected by Bonds' personal trainer Greg Anderson.
Anderson last year told the trial court judge that he would rather go to jail on contempt of court charges than testify against Bonds.
The court says evidence tied directly to Anderson is inadmissible "hearsay" evidence unless the trainer testifies to the items' authenticity.
Prosecutors argued that Anderson had told BALCO vice president James Valente that the samples belonged to Bonds and that they would call Valente to the witness stand. But the appeals court said that because Anderson wasn't directly employed by Bonds — the judges considered him an independent contractor — the trainer would need to testify because Bonds didn't control of the samples.
The court noted it was Anderson's idea to collect the urine samples and deliver them to BALCO.
"There is little or no indication that Bonds actually exercised any control over Anderson in determining when the samples were obtained, to whom they were delivered, or what tests were performed on them," Judge Mary Schroeder wrote for the majority court.
Judge Carlos Bea dissented, writing that he would have allowed Valente to testify about the samples.
Although the ruling eliminates what prosecutors said were three positive steroid tests, they still have a fourth test showing Bonds used steroids. In 2003, Major League Baseball tested all of its players for steroid use. The results of those tests were to remain confidential and were to be used only to determine if MLB had a drug problem that needed to be addressed.
The lab that MLB hired to conduct its testing found that Bonds tested negative for steroid use. But in 2004, federal agents seized Bonds' urine sample and had it retested for the designer steroid THG, which they said turned up positive.
Bonds has pleaded not guilty to charges that he lied to a grand jury in December 2003 when he testified that he never knowingly used performance-enhancing drugs. A federal grand jury indicted him in 2007. His trial was scheduled to begin March 2, 2009, but the trial was delayed by the government's appeal.
Unless federal prosecutors asks the Supreme Court to take the case or the appeals court to reconsider its ruling, the case will be sent back to Illston's trial court to reschedule the start of the trial.
Legal experts said it may take Illston several weeks to clear her busy calendar for the Bonds trial. Bonds also has six prominent lawyers with many clients each and their calendars will also have to be taken into consideration as well.
A federal appeals court on Friday slashed the punitive damage award imposed against former state utility regulator Jim Irvin after he was found guilty of using his position to thwart one company's bid for Southwest Gas.
When he’s hot, Scottsdale Horizon’s Nick Streff is hot. After missing Thursday’s opening-round game of the Horizon Invitational boys basketball tournament with a 103-degree temperature, Streff came back to lead the Huskies to the title Saturday with an 83-75 victory over Glendale Deer Valley.
LOS ANGELES - Kim Basinger went to court Friday as part of a bitter child custody dispute with ex-husband Alec Baldwin that saw him lash out at his 11-year-old daughter last month on a leaked voicemail.
May 5, 2005
LOS ANGELES - Kwame Brown has grown up as a player in the past couple of months. The Los Angeles Lakers can only hope he’s fully matured off the floor as well.
The ASU men’s basketball team is looking for a few good places to play. Know of any? You might want to contact coach Rob Evans.
The ASU men’s basketball team is looking for a few good places to play. Know of any? You might want to contact coach Rob Evans.
Drive up the elaborate round port cochere at the W Scottsdale and immediately hit sensory overload.
This time around, there won’t be a plane taking off carrying Suns officials — at least not on the first day.
An attorney for proponents of the open primary initiative wants a judge to order the measure included on the ballot, even if he decides Friday it does not belong there.
Most state offices will be closed Friday as close to 30,000 state employees take the first of 12 mandatory furlough days over the next two years.
Four Mesa cousins will be sentenced Friday for the November 2004 beating death of a 20-year-old man. Osaiasi Foleti, 20, his brother, Kuea Foleti, 19, and 15-year-old Lose Ika pleaded guilty to second-degree murder without agreeing to any plea bargain.
Four Mesa cousins will be sentenced Friday for the November 2004 beating death of a 20-year-old man. Osaiasi Foleti, 20, his brother, Kuea Foleti, 19, and 15-year-old Lose Ika pleaded guilty to second-degree murder without agreeing to any plea bargain.
After scoring just 16 first-half points, Westwood tallied 21 in the third quarter to defeat visiting Mountain Pointe 48-44 Thursday in girls basketball.
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