What are the details of Wesley Snipes recent legal issues?
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everyone above told you the summary, here is the actual charges that were filed in the district court...\n\nhttp://www.thesmokinggun.com/archive/1017061snipes1.html
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There are lawyers that specialise in this subject. This has happened before and players have won such law suits.\n\nAsk around for a specialised lawyer
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Right now I think Fred Phelps qualifies.  When a nutjob like Jerry Falwell calls another preacher a "loon", you know there have to be some serious issues.
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i think theres evidence of a murder but because he ALLEGIDLY tried to kill himself before and he was so strung out it was an open shut case. it needed more investigating.\nKurt was about to get a divorce leaving Courtney out of his will
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From an archived news story reported by the AP: For the second time in two months, Ohio Rep. James Traficant took to the House floor to allege a connection between organized crime and the FBI. He also repeated a prediction that he will be indicted as part of a Justice Department corruption investigation.  \n\n"There may be an indictment any day," the eight-term Democrat said Monday [June 26, 2000]. "But during this period of time where I have been targeted, I have been investigating the Federal Bureau of Investigation and the Justice Department in the northern district of Ohio.\n\n"FBI agents in the northern district of Ohio have been on the payroll of the mob," Traficant charged. "They have been bankrolled by the mob."\n\nTraficant also repeated his allegation that an FBI informant in Ohio once told him the agency had asked the informant to commit murder.
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The most recent references I could find to Greg "Toe" Nash in the news are:\n\n1. Lafayette, LA - Channel 10 - March 10, 2005 (http://www.klfy.com/Global/story.asp?S=2980878):\n\nFormer Baseball Prospect Arrested Again\n\nGONZALES, La. Former professional baseball player Gregory "Toe" Nash has been arrested on a probation violation after refusing to leave a woman's residence.\n\nNash, who had played in the minor league system of the Tampa Bay Devil Rays, was sentenced to five years of probation and 18 months in jail after pleading guilty to carnal knowledge of a juvenile in 2002.\n\nGonzales Police Chief Bill Landry says Nash was arrested Saturday night after a woman called police complaining that he would not leave. While investigating the complaint, officers were told there was a warrant for Nash's arrest on a charge of failing to meet with a probation officer.\n\nNash ran as officers tried to arrest him. Landry says Nash was later arrested in a wooded area and booked with resisting a police officer and violating parole.\n\nNash, who is now 23, was once considered a major league baseball prospect.\n\nCopyright 2005 Associated Press. \n\n\n2. St. Petersburg Times. St. Petersburg, Fla.: Feb 25, 2005. Sports (pg. 6.C):\n\nFormer Rays prospect Greg "Toe" Nash was arrested again in Louisiana, this time for a probation violation.\n\n\n3. The L.A. Times. Los Angeles, Calif.: Feb 16, 2003. Part D; Sports Desk (pg. D.11):\n\nThe Cincinnati Reds voided their minor league contract with outfielder Greg "Toe" Nash, ending his attempt to get back into baseball after serving prison time. General Manager Jim Bowden said the contract was voided for "legal reasons" but declined to comment further. Nash was recently arrested after getting into a fight in Donaldsonville, La., according to his father.
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I was originally as surprised by this unexpected announcement last Friday as you were, planksheer. But as one of your subsequent questions indicates, we may have the answer: the "new" Watergate scandal. I think goss was up to his neck in the illegal gambling and prostitution ring that was being operated by these upper level ANP swine and bush threw him over the side as soon as his intelligence people made him aware of the facts -- and especially the consequences. \n\nThat said, bush may well not have been happy with his hand-picked appointee's track record at the agency. Reports suggest goss routinely butted heads with old guard CIA officials who basically refused to cooperate with him (and who can blame them?). Clandestine organizations like that operate best when upper level officials are more or less on the same page and no one is out to make waves or set himself up as potentate, as goss apparently attempted to do. We should know more about all of this as leaks begin spouting (i.e., very soon).\n\nAnd I share your concerns about this new appointee, gen. michael hayden. He is thick as thieves with Dr. Evil (aka dick cheney) and that alone is enough for me to wish him to never make it out of committee. The fact that he headed up the illegal domestic spying program would, in normal times, be enough for him not even to be under consideration. Indeed, he'd likely be fighting his way through court trying to avoid prison time. This country -- or at least the government alleged to represent us -- in its present state is clinically insane.
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Injury problems.\n\nHe went into acting.\n\nHe was just on CSI Miami earlier this season.
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My understanding is that it is part of an ongoing offensive against corruption in Illinois. Ryan isn't the only person caught up in it. Mayor Daley's former patronage chief faces trial shortly along with three colleagues. My understanding is that it isn't related to capital punishment.
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James Traficant is currently serving out an 8-year term in prison.  He was convicted of taking bribes, filing false tax returns, racketeering, and forcing his aides to perform chores at his farm in Ohio and on his houseboat in Washington, DC.\n\nConsider your sources.
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Nothing would cover it...life in prison and let the other inmates sort him out.\n\nJD
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Try talking to him. I am sure he knows you are concerned and will like the opportunity to tell you his side of the story and hopefully put your mind at ease. \n\nYou can't judge from the site. They give the charge but it doesn't give any details. \n\nIf the site says they are still on probation, then you can call your local Department of Corrections Probation office and speak to their supervising officer.
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No that is Slander and Defemation of character. That could be a big lawsuit. And if he has only been charged and not convicted than he is still considered innocent. The school has been notified because of it and they obviously don't see it as a threat. Why would you want to ruin a kids life? \n\n\n\nAnd for your add-note. If he isn't registered as one if he has been good Then it is DEFINETLY Slander and Defemation of Character and you would have a BIG problem on YOUR hands.
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Check the Idaho forum at Http://www.prisontalk.com\nI'm afraid that I do not know the issues specific to Idaho, but one of the ladies in the Idaho forum will have your answers.
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No. Check out this site for the latest on him.\nhttp://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2000/12/12/sports/main256687.shtml
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making sure celebrities can lead cops on low speed chases for several hours broadcast on CNN.\n\neating jelly doughnuts.\n\nbeing racist.\n\nhiding leather gloves--at least one anyway.\n\nnot finding incriminating evidence on celebrities--Robert Blake, OJ, etc.
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Probably in jail for gambling.  Actually he is in Branchville Correctional Facility until May 28, 2008 for fraud and forgery among other things.