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Jury begins deliberations in 1994 murder case
SANTA ANA — Jury deliberations began Thursday in the case of a woman accused of conspiring with her lover to kill her wealthy boyfriend. The majority-female Orange County Superior Court jury began meeting just before 3 p.m., as attorneys finished...Tags: Trials, Lawyers, Trials, Murder, Justice System
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Mailbag: Remembering Victor, a Newport volunteer
When Victor Klein of Newport Beach, who succumbed to an apparent heart attack while riding his bicycle, passed away Jan. 3 — 19 days before his 83rd birthday — Newport-Mesa lost one of its most amazing volunteers. Immediately after Victor and...Tags: Ford Motor Co., Marketing, Philadelphia (Philadelphia, Pennsylvania), Judaism, Religion and Belief
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Society files lawsuit against Fair Board
COSTA MESA — A grass-roots group wants a court order to stop the Orange County Fairgrounds from remodeling the Pacific Amphitheatre. In a lawsuit filed Jan. 20, the Orange County Fairgrounds Preservation Society, an activist group comprised of...Tags: Trials, Laws, Trials, Justice System, Justice System
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A $6-million source of controversy
NEWPORT BEACH — At the base of Spyglass Hill, past the mortuary, sits a 20-acre reservoir filled with enough water to supply the city of Newport Beach for seven days.
Atop the basin, which was dug in 1958, rests a large, rubbery black cover. It...Tags: Public Officials, Trials, Companies and Corporations, Corporate Crime, Economy, Business and Finance
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Man must pay almost $30,000 in restitution for ejaculating in co-worker's water bottle
A Fullerton man convicted of ejaculating into a female co-worker's water bottle on two occasions — one of which was in Newport Beach — has been ordered to pay the victim $27,411 in restitution fees. Michael Kevin Lallana, 32, was convicted in...Tags: Career and Workplace, Employees, Judges, Justice System, Crime, Law and Justice
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It's A Gray Area: Musical shows we're 'Americans All'
OK, I have a natural bias. But I am encouraging you to go see the musical revue "Americans All," which is the first show of the new season for the Lyceum Theater at Vanguard University. And take your children with you. What does Vanguard's brochure say...Tags: Basketball, Values, Entertainment, Music Theater, Rap (genre)
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Irvine 11 defense: Oren went to Lakers game afterward
SANTA ANA — The Israeli ambassador to the United States did not take questions after completing his speech at UC Irvine last year so that he could attend a Lakers game, according to opening statements made by a defense attorney in the Irvine 11...Tags: Martin Luther King Jr., Censorship, University of California, Judges, Freedom of the Press
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It's A Gray Area: Cronyism is not capitalism
We all should long for the days of Mark Twain, who was heard to say: "There is good news from Washington today. Congress is deadlocked and cannot act." Unfortunately, our Congress today is acting a great deal in sponsoring cronyism. That means that there...Tags: Business, World Bank Group, Rick Perry, Business, George Mason
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It's A Gray Area: My weekly column will become monthly
In 2004, I took an unpaid leave of absence from my duties as a trial court judge and ran for U.S. Senate as a Libertarian. I knew I would not win the election, but I was so upset at the direction our country was headed that I wanted to be a part of the...Tags: Bill Jones, Judges, Elections, Barbara Boxer, File Sharing
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Arraignment delayed for driver in crash near Harbor High
SANTA ANA — An allegedly intoxicated driver who hit and seriously injured a Newport Harbor High School student was charged Thursday with felony driving under the influence with an enhancement for causing brain injury and paralysis.
Marnie J....Tags: Prescription Drugs, Prosecution, Crime, Law and Justice, Lawyers, Health
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Father accused of throwing son overboard denied veterans court
An Irvine man accused of throwing his son overboard during a Newport Harbor cruise has been denied access to a court program responsible for combat veterans. Sloan Steven Briles, 35, appeared in Orange County Combat Veterans Court on Tuesday, where a...Tags: Health, Trials, Post-traumatic Stress Disorder , Behavioral Conditions, Alcohol Addiction
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Prosecution: Irvine 11 violated ambassador's right to free speech
SANTA ANA — Ten Muslim college students censored the Israeli ambassador to the United States when he tried to give an address atUC Irvine, a prosecutor argued in closing statements of the so-called Irvine 11 trial on Monday.
Orange County Deputy...Tags: Judges, University of California, Censorship, Council on American-Islamic Relations, Freedom of the Press
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