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2. Ralphs Grocery Agrees To Plead Guilty, Pay $70M in Labor Dispute.

Subjects
GUILTY pleas, LABOR laws, TAX laws, STRIKES & lockouts, DISTRICT courts
Abstract

This article reports on the guilty plea that will be entered by Ralphs Grocery Co. for violating labor and tax laws in fighting a strike by its union workers. In 2003, a strike was organized by its union workers, in which the company responded by locking out all its union workers in an effort to break the labor action. However, it illegally rehired several workers to continue operation while the strike was ongoing. The specifics of an agreement signed by Ralphs Grocery in the U.S. District Court for the Central District of California are detailed.

Published
2006

3. Man Behind Anti-Islam Video Gets Prison Term.

Author

BARNES, BROOKS

Subjects
*FEDERAL judges, *PRISON sentences, *GUILTY pleas, *PROBATION, *DISTRICT courts, *DECEPTION
Abstract

The article reports on the prison sentence and probation imposed on Nakoula Baseley Nakoula, the man behind the "Innocence of Muslim," a YouTube video that is considered as anti-Islam. It states that Judge Christina A. Synder, the federal judge of the District Court in California, sentence Nakoula, one year in prison with four years of probation after his confinement because of deception. According to attorney Robert Dugdale, Nakoula deception caused harm to others.

Published
2012

4. Another Start In Polanski Case.

Author

MICHAEL CIEPLY and Compiled by DAVE ITZKOFF

Subjects
*LEGAL judgments, *DISTRICT courts, *GUILTY pleas
Abstract

The dormant legal case surrounding Roman Polanski has started up again. A state appeals court in Los Angeles on Monday rejected Mr. Polanski's request that the Los Angeles County Superior Court be disqualified from deciding whether his prosecution be dismissed because of alleged wrongdoing in the justice system. In the ruling, a division of the Second Appellate District Court said the Superior Court was free to consider the dismissal request. Judge Peter Espinoza had planned a hearing on this matter for Jan. 21, but the appeals court stopped it at the last minute. Mr. Polanski fled the country more than 30 years ago after pleading guilty to having illegal sexual relations with a 13-year-old girl. [ABSTRACT FROM PUBLISHER]

Published
2009

5. Bayer executive pleads guilty in rubberchemical cartel case.

Author

Robinson, Simon

Subjects
GUILTY pleas, RUBBER industry, CONSPIRACY, PRICE fixing, RUBBER chemicals, FINES (Penalties), DISTRICT courts, ACTIONS & defenses (Law)
Abstract

Reports that Martin Petersen, former head of marketing and sales for Bayer's rubber business, has agreed to plead guilty to participating in a conspiracy to fix prices in the rubber chemicals market. Allegations charged to Petersen in a felony case filed in the U.S. District Court in San Francisco, California; Penalty for violating Section 1 of the Sherman Act; Amount of criminal fine that Bayer has agreed to pay.

Published
2004

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