Update 1: Stewart Asks Court to Overturn Conviction
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Lawyers for Martha Stewart told a federal appeals court that she suffered a &quot;fundamentally unfair&quot; trial at the hands of prosecutors who incorrectly suggested she was accused of insider trading.
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NEW YORK Sept. 16, 2004 - In a bid to &quot;reclaim my good life&quot; and rid her company of a cloud of scandal, Martha Stewart plans to surrender within weeks to begin serving her five-month prison sentence.
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One day before Martha Stewart is slated to enter prison, lawyers for the multimillionaire businesswoman continued to press her appeal, accusing the government of withholding
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NEW YORK, Oct. 20 -- Martha Stewart's former stockbroker, Peter E. Bacanovic, told a federal appeals court Wednesday that his right to a fair trial was compromised by being tried alongside his former client.
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Millionaire executive Martha Stewart said on Wednesday she&#39;s ready to go to prison as soon as possible, saying she wants to put her &quot;nightmare&quot; behind her and &quot;reclaim her good life&quot;.
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Hoping to put the ordeal of the last several months behind her, business executive Martha Stewart said yesterday that she wants to begin serving her prison
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The homemaking guru says she wants to &#39;put this nightmare behind me&#39; and be out in time to plant a spring garden. Although she is appealing her conviction, Martha Stewart says she wants to serve her five-month prison sentence as soon as possible.
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NEW YORK - Martha Stewart (search) announced Wednesday at a press conferecne that had decided to surrender for prison as soon as possible, citing the need &quot;to put this nightmare behind me.
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NEW YORK - Martha Stewart announced yesterday that she has decided to begin her prison sentence for lying about a stock trade as soon as possible.
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Lawyers for a former cadet who was the first student court-martialed in the 130-year history of the Coast Guard Academy asked an appeals court Wednesday to reverse his convictions for sexual misconduct.
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Martha Stewart, the lifestyle guru convicted of lying about the sale of shares she owned, wants to begin her five month jail sentence as soon as possible.
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The government urged a federal appeals court to uphold the conviction of Martha Stewart, arguing that "overwhelming evidence" supported the guilty verdict against the celebrity homemaker.
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Supporters at the Web site SaveMartha! (www.save martha.com) have pledged to serve Martha Stewart&#39;s five-month prison sentence for her convictions on charges of obstruction of justice and lying to federal investigators.
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NEW YORK -- A federal judge today ordered Martha Stewart to surrender for prison by October 8th, granting a request by the celebrity homemaker to begin serving her sentence for lying about a stock sale.
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&quot;I have decided to serve my sentence now to put this behind me, and get on with my life and living as soon as possible.&quot; -Stewart.
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A federal judge Tuesday granted Martha Stewart&#39;s request to go to prison as soon as possible, graciously allowing her to report by 2 pm Oct. 8. That means Stewart, as she had asked, could be out in time to plant her new spring garden.
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The former Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia (MSO:NYSE - commentary - research) chief executive told an assembled media throng Wednesday that she has made the &quot;harsh and difficult decision&quot; to &quot;reclaim my life&quot; by serving her prison sentence as soon as