AUGUST 22 2007
1. Bobo acquittal fuel for Siegelman probe; Congress must conduct a
probe to determine if there are White House links to Mr. Siegelman’s
imprisonment
2. Scott Horton on CSPAN: CSPAN’s Washington Journal will
interview Scott Horton about will be discussing legal affairs
developments in Washington.
3. US wants no jail time to aide: Feaga rewards Bailey for testimony
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Bobo acquittal fuel for Siegelman probe
Editorial Decatur Daily
Congress must conduct a probe to determine if there are White
House links to Mr. Siegelman’s imprisonment, if not for the former
governor, then for the integrity of the judicial system.
<link to source>
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The Marketing of Nick Bailey
The Report from Birmingham
Nick Bailey was being marketed before and during Siegelman’s trial,
and today, the prosecutors have put up their final billboard in the
campaign, recommending that Bailey not spend a single day in jail.
So how did Nick Bailey, who was briefly a minor government official
and was well known as a friend and confidante of Governor
Siegelman, become the Scooter Libby of Alabama?
<link to source>
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U.S. wants no prison time for Siegelman aide
Kim Chandler The Birmingham News Staff writer
"Bailey was a foot soldier, and we want foot soldiers to know we won't
shoot them if they shell it down on the big dogs," Feaga said.
"It sounds to me that the Justice Department has lost all touch with
reality," said Siegelman lawyer Vince Kilborn. He said it was
"preposterous" for prosecutors to ask for Bailey to serve no jail time
when they originally asked for Siegelman to be sentenced to 30
years in prison.
<link to source>
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Scott Horton Interview
CSPAN’s Washington Journal
Scott Horton will be discussing legal affairs developments in
Washington, with a focus on issues surrounding Alberto Gonzales,
the Department of Justice, the case of former Alabama Governor
Don E. Siegelman and the conviction of accused terrorism
conspirator Jose Padilla on CSPAN’s Washington Journal, on
Wednesday, August 22 from 8:30—9:30 a.m. Eastern Time.
<link to source>
1. Bobo acquittal fuel for Siegelman probe; Congress must conduct a
probe to determine if there are White House links to Mr. Siegelman’s
imprisonment
2. Scott Horton on CSPAN: CSPAN’s Washington Journal will
interview Scott Horton about will be discussing legal affairs
developments in Washington.
3. US wants no jail time to aide: Feaga rewards Bailey for testimony
..............................................................................................................
Bobo acquittal fuel for Siegelman probe
Editorial Decatur Daily
Congress must conduct a probe to determine if there are White
House links to Mr. Siegelman’s imprisonment, if not for the former
governor, then for the integrity of the judicial system.
<link to source>
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The Marketing of Nick Bailey
The Report from Birmingham
Nick Bailey was being marketed before and during Siegelman’s trial,
and today, the prosecutors have put up their final billboard in the
campaign, recommending that Bailey not spend a single day in jail.
So how did Nick Bailey, who was briefly a minor government official
and was well known as a friend and confidante of Governor
Siegelman, become the Scooter Libby of Alabama?
<link to source>
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U.S. wants no prison time for Siegelman aide
Kim Chandler The Birmingham News Staff writer
"Bailey was a foot soldier, and we want foot soldiers to know we won't
shoot them if they shell it down on the big dogs," Feaga said.
"It sounds to me that the Justice Department has lost all touch with
reality," said Siegelman lawyer Vince Kilborn. He said it was
"preposterous" for prosecutors to ask for Bailey to serve no jail time
when they originally asked for Siegelman to be sentenced to 30
years in prison.
<link to source>
.............................................................................................................
Scott Horton Interview
CSPAN’s Washington Journal
Scott Horton will be discussing legal affairs developments in
Washington, with a focus on issues surrounding Alberto Gonzales,
the Department of Justice, the case of former Alabama Governor
Don E. Siegelman and the conviction of accused terrorism
conspirator Jose Padilla on CSPAN’s Washington Journal, on
Wednesday, August 22 from 8:30—9:30 a.m. Eastern Time.
<link to source>
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| NIck Bailey testified against Siegleman |
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