Lewis may have to sit after guilty plea
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The Baltimore Ravens expect Jamal Lewis to play Sunday night against the Washington Redskins. However, they already are preparing for the possibility an NFL suspension would take away their star running back for up to four games.
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Atlanta Falcons quarterback  Michael Vick, whose fall from grace has been one of the most  sudden in U.S. sport, will formally plead guilty Monday in a  dogfighting case almost certain to wreck his football career.
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ATLANTA - Lawyers for Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis are negotiating a plea deal in his drug conspiracy case that would allow him to serve jail time in the offseason, a source close to the case told The Associated Press on Saturday.    Under a deal being discussed with federal prosecutors, Lewis would serve four to six months - possibly split between jail and a halfway house - after the season, said the source, who spoke on condition of anonymity...
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The NFL has suspended Baltimore running back Jamal Lewis for two games for using a cellphone to try to set up a drug deal. Lewis pleaded guilty Thursday and will be sentenced to four months
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Top-ranking soldier facing charges in prison scandal pleads guilty to five counts of abuse. By Daryl Strickland. The top-ranking soldier facing charges in the notorious Abu Ghraib prison scandal pleaded guilty
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Jurors deliberating in the perjury trial of I. Lewis "Scooter" Libby asked for the judge's advice about how to interpret one of five counts in the case, which charges that the vice president's former chief of staff lied to the FBI about his conversation with former Time magazine reporter Matt Cooper, according to a note from the jury released by the court this morning....
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One of the American soldiers facing a court martial for his part in the Abu Ghraib prison abuse scandal yesterday indicated he intended to plead guilty to at least some of the charges.
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Lawyers for Jamal Lewis are talking to federal prosecutors about a plea deal in the Baltimore Ravens running back&#39;s drug conspiracy case that would include jail time in the offseason, a source close to the case told The Associated Press on Saturday.
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Baltimore Ravens football star Jamal Lewis pleaded guilty on Thursday to using a cell phone to try to broker a cocaine deal, avoiding more serious federal drug charges that could have sent him to prison for life.
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Baltimore Ravens star running back Jamal Lewis was not in the court room for his arraignment on Friday, but pleaded not guilty through his lawyers on drug charges.
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Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis, the National Football League&#39;s leading rusher last season, pleaded guilty to a federal charge of using a cell phone to aid a friend&#39;s drug transaction.
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Defense and prosecution attorneys in theÂ Hewlett-Packard spying caseÂ are scheduled to meet with the presiding judge Dec. 4 to discuss possible plea bargains, the San Jose Mercury News reported Saturday.
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Former heavyweight world champion Mike Tyson could be facing jail again after admitting charges of drug possession and driving under the influence, court officials said Monday.
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While the deal will not be announced until some time next week, Baltimore Ravens tailback Jamal Lewis has reached a tentative plea agreement that will allow him to avoid both
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One day after he pleaded guilty to drug charges in federal court, the NFL suspended Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis for two games and fined him the equivalent of paychecks for those
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ATLANTA - Baltimore Ravens running back Jamal Lewis will be sentenced to four months in federal prison and two months in a halfway house after pleading guilty Thursday to a lesser charge in a federal drug conspiracy case.    Under the deal with prosecutors, Lewis would serve his sentence during the NFL offseason...
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EL-HADJI DIOUF, who is in danger of becoming the most reviled player in the history of the Premiership, is set to plead guilty to his latest charge of improper conduct after Gordon Taylor, chief