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DENNY PRETRIAL ACTION BRINGS ANOTHER DELAY
2008-05-21 00:00:00 Los Angeles TimesApril 9, 1993, Friday, Home EditionBYLINE: By EDWARD J. BOYER, TIMES STAFF WRITERSECTION: Metro; Part B; Page 3; Column 5; Metro DeskLENGTH: 535 wordsA defense attorney wanted former Dist. Atty. Ira Reiner arrested. A prosecutor warned against opening a Pandora's box and creating a circus. And a lawyer for Sgt. Stacey C. Koon said he would advise his client to take the 5th Amendment. So went the proceedings Thursday in a pretrial hearing for three men charged in the as-sault on trucker Reginald O. Denny. When all of the skirmishing was over, Superior Court Judge John W. Ouderkirk postponed for three weeks the hearing on a defense motion alleging discriminatory prosecution.Attorney Edi M. O. Faal, who represents defendant Damian Monroe Williams, had subpoe-naed Reiner to ask him why the Denny defendants face more serious charges than those filed against the police officers who beat motorist Rodney G. King.Noting that Reiner was not in the courtroom, Faal asked that ... More About: Action
JUDGE DELAYS TRIAL IN DENNY CASE UNTIL JULY
2008-02-17 00:00:00 Los Angeles TimesApril 8, 1993, Thursday, Home EditionJUDGE DELAYS TRIAL IN DENNY CASE UNTIL JULY;COURTS: ATTORNEYS FOR DEFENDANTS IN THE BEATING OF A TRUCKER SAY THEY NEED MORE TIME TO PREPARE. THE POSTPONEMENT REMOVES THE POSSIBILITY THAT THE PROCEEDINGS WILL OVERLAP FEDERAL TRIAL OF FOUR LAPD OFFICERS.BYLINE: By EDWARD J. BOYER, TIMES STAFF WRITERSECTION: Metro; Part B; Page 1; Column 2; Metro DeskLENGTH: 1088 wordsThe trial of three defendants in the Reginald O. Denny beating case was post-poned Wednesday until July , removing the possibility that it will overlap with the federal trial of four officers accused of violating Rodney G. King's civil rights.Superior Court Judge John W. Ouderkirk delayed the trial until July 7 or 8 after defense attorneys argued that they need more time to prepare. Prosecutors did not oppose the postponement, acknowledging that to go to trial with defense attorneys on the record saying they are unprepared would be grounds for reversal on appeal.Defend... More About: Trial , Case , Delays
DOMINICK DUNNE OF VANITY FAIR DISCUSSES THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE O. J
2008-02-14 00:00:00 CBS News TranscriptsMarch 03, 1995, FridaySHOW: CBS EVENING NEWS (6:30 PM ET) DOMINICK DUNNE OF VANITY FAIR DISCUSSES THE LATEST DEVELOPMENTS IN THE O. J. SIMPSON MURDER TRIALANCHORS: DAN RATHERLENGTH: 397 wordsDAN RATHER, anchor:This was the week the murder trial of O.J. Simpson turned into the credibil-ity trial of Rosa Lopez, the woman Simpson is counting on to provide him with an alibi. Writer Dominick Dunne of Vanity Fair magazine tells us Simpson was not at all pleased with the performance of his d--defense team this week. Dunne has a full-time seat in the courtroom. He joins us now as he does every Friday, our expert witness in the O.J. Simpson case. Dominick, let's talk about Rosa Lopez's testimony. What do you make of it?Mr. DOMINICK DUNNE (Vanity Fair): Well, I think Rosa Lopez has been an ut-terly fascinating character to--to watch. I mean, she has held this jur--this courtroom in the palm of her hand for over a week now. She's been calling the shots. Judge Ito has--ha...
The Machiavelli of muck: Anthony Pellicano's double-dealing made him Hollyw
2007-10-31 00:00:00 Domanick, JoeTHE PALE, AGING PRISONERS IN THE ARMY GREEN WINDBREAKER, navy blue pants, and leg irons exits the U.S. courtroom in Los Angeles doing the chain-gang shuffle with the line of men to whom he's shackled. Already incarcerated for more than three years, Anthony Pellicano has just learned on this May 2007 day that it will be nine more months before he stands trial on 112 counts of wiretapping, identity theft, racketeering, conspiracy, witness tampering, and destruction of evidence, charges that could land him in prison for a decade or more. Until next February he'll be forced to sit in a cell in the Metropolitan Detention Center in downtown L.A., jailed without bail as a flight risk.Once Hollywood's charismatic, high-flying private eye to the stars, the 63-year-old Pellicano now appears small and stooped, his ample nose made more prominent by a new gauntness. His jowls are loose and hanging, his mouth is sad and downturned--a look, given his receding chin and balding pate,... More About: Double , Made , Anthony Pellicano , Chia
DENNY PRETRIAL ACTION BRINGS ANOTHER DELAY
2007-10-12 00:00:00 Los Angeles TimesApril 9, 1993, Friday, Home EditionDENNY PRETRIAL ACTION BRINGS ANOTHER DELAY;COURT: JUDGE POSTPONES HEARING ON DEFENSE MOTION ALLEGING DISCRIMINATORY PROSECUTION. ATTORNEY CONTRASTS BEATING CHARGES TO THOSE IN KING CASE.BYLINE: By EDWARD J. BOYER, TIMES STAFF WRITERSECTION: Metro; Part B; Page 3; Column 5; Metro DeskLENGTH: 535 wordsA defense attorney wanted former Dist. Atty. Ira Reiner arrested. A prosecutor warned against opening a Pandora's box and creating a circus. And a lawyer for Sgt. Stacey C. Koon said he would advise his client to take the 5th Amendment. So went the proceedings Thursday in a pretrial hearing for three men charged in the as-sault on trucker Reginald O. Denny. When all of the skirmishing was over, Superior Court Judge John W. Ouderkirk postponed for three weeks the hearing on a defense motion alleging discriminatory prosecution.Attorney Edi M. O. Faal, who represents defendant Damian Monroe Williams, had subpoe-naed Reiner to ask him why ... More About: Action
Zvonko “Bill” Pavelic
2007-09-11 00:00:00 In 1999, in the matter of People v. Gordon Jones, Bill Pavelic ran into Anthony Pellicano, once again. After completing a biopsy of the Gordon Jones criminal case, Pavelic caused Pellicano and two defense attorneys to be fired. The client was being framed and milked as a “cash cow”. Pavelic informed the “authorities” that Private Investigator Anthony Pellicano was involved, in illegal wiretapping… and… that he was being “protected” by LAPD and LADA personnel. After six years, the “investigation” into Anthony Pellicano and his paid LAPD cronies resulted in the federal indictment of Anthony Pellicano and Pavelic’s police academy classmate, LAPD Detective Mark Arneson.Since 1993, Bill Pavelic has intermittently worked as an investigative consultant, case manager, defense investigator and trial preparation specialist in Federal and State cases. Bill Pavelic continues to works for lawyers and clients as a consultant in the review and preparation of their civil-criminal cases. Bill has di...
Private Detective
2007-09-11 00:00:00 You get to see a lot of private detective agencies these days and you think what is the main reason behind it, what is the nature of their work, and how do they work? Private detectives use many methods to resolve problems in a variety of matters. They use various types of searches. To investigate cases like missing persons and background checks, they interview a number of people to gather as much information as possible about the individual. Their services include corporate, executive, celebrity protection, pre-employment verification, individual background profiles, etc. When it comes to computer crimes their work include investigating identity theft, harassing e-mails, and illegal downloading of material which is copyrighted.The needs of the clients determine the duty of private detectives. Most investigators and detectives are well trained in order to perform physical surveillance. They may observe a site from an inconspicuous location or a vehicle. They research the subject wit... More About: Detective , Riva
Private Detectives and Investigators
2007-09-11 00:00:00 Are you in need of a private detective and investigator? You must be looking for a reputable and trusted investigative service for your personal and professional problems. They investigate a variety of matters ranging from tracking a cheating husband or wife to finding a missing person.They make the best use of their expertise for their investigation. They even make contacts or visit a particular place of residence or work. When they investigate missing persons they take the interview of all the friends who had known the person, even friends and relatives who might not have seen the person for ages. They leave no stone unturned. When it comes to IT (Information Technology), they investigate crimes such as harassment of e-mails, identity theft, illegally downloading of materials which are copyrighted. It may include songs, files, and sheet music. They investigate matters relating to insurance claims and fraud, premarital screening. The list is endless.Let us suppose that the private ... More About: Private , Riva , Gator , Gators , Detectives
Bill Pavelic Speaking Out and Exposing Racism and Racist Cops
2007-09-11 00:00:00 In 1991, Bill Pavelic established himself as the foremost insider critic of racism and corruption in the LAPD. Bill Pavelic has been the subject of many articles nationally and internationally for speaking out against and exposing racism that he personally witnessed as a LAPD Detective.On June 30, 1992, Bill Pavelic sent the following letter to the Los Angeles Sentinel concerning the institutionalized racism, corruption, and sexism, of the LAPD under Chief Daryl Gates’ leadership.To: Los Angeles Sentinel Opinion SectionAs a 19 year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department, I am elated that Chief Gates was forced into retirement. His corrupt managerial style, coupled with his inflammatory and intemperate public comments, have done irreparable damage to the City of Los Angeles and its police department.Daryl Gates and his close associates are suffering from a disease called megalomania……an exaggerated belief in their own greatness and that of the organization. In order to maintain... More About: Racism , Cops , Racist , Speaking
About Bill Pavelic on “AMERICAN TRAGEDY” BY LARRY SHILLER
2007-09-11 00:00:00 Bill Pavelic started to put the facts together. Robert Deutsch, a lawyer Pavelic knew, called him that night. "Bill, do you realize who this Fuhrman is?""I guess I don't." Fuhrman had been part of the Britton case, which Deutsch and Pavelic had worked together. A black man armed with a knife had robbed and brutally beaten people at automatic teller machines on L.A.'s West Side in 1988. Fuhrman was part of a CRASH Unit stakeout team that spotted Joseph Britton threatening someone with a knife at an ATM. Britton ran. He claimed he tossed the knife over a hedge before the cops chased him down. The CRASH team said Britton waved the knife at them.They shot him six times. Most of the bullets came from Mark Fuhrman's gun. Britton claimed that Fuhrman walked back to the hedge to get the knife and dropped it beside him. "Are you still alive, nigger?" he sneered at the wounded man. Britton went to prison and sued the LAPD for using excessive force. Fuhrman was that cop. Once reminded of th... More About: Tragedy , Larry , American , Bill , Shiller
Bill Pavelic on “AMERICAN TRAGEDY” BY LARRY SHILLER
2007-09-11 00:00:00 “...Bill Pavelic was especially proud of his street sense. Bill Pavelic had been one of the few (LAPD) Caucasian cops; Bill Pavelic liked to tell friends, who understood how things really worked in the black community. He got so deep into it that he saw things, Bill Pavelic was certain, through nonwhite eyes. Bill Pavelic discovered that African-American s and dark-skinned immigrants of all backgrounds had a lot to fear from the LAPD. When the department couldn't prove something, some cops had no problem framing people who couldn't fight back. Bill Pavelic complained loudly, and soon enough he was seen as disloyal. Before long, he was out...”"...I know (LAPD) Robbery-Homicide Division. I've actually seen them frame innocent people. You can't take anything for granted..."“...Bill Pavelic studied the LAPD's crime-scene logs. Bill Pavelic called friends at LAPD to see what else he could learn. He put in twenty-hour days, and finally what happened in the early hours of June 13 start... More About: Tragedy , Larry , Shiller |
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