Perjury
Not Guilty Plea Entered By Bronx Assemblyman Who Helped Bring Down Bribery Scandal
Both state and federal prosecutors were using Nelson Castro as a mole in Albany. He wore a wire and helped snare Bronx Assemblyman Eric Stevenson. Stevenson’s been charged in a bribe-for-legislation scandal.
Bernard Kerik Contradicts Guilty Plea In Testimony In Friend’s Perjury Trial
Kerik was led into the Bronx courthouse by federal marshals and was allowed to change out of his prison jumpsuit and into a business suit before taking the stand.
Roger Clemens Trial: Jury Recesses Deliberations Until Monday
While the jury caucused in a separate room, the judge summoned the lawyers to his courtroom for a brief hearing to address several juror-related issues, including the request for the list of exhibits.
Clemens Defense Rests Its Case In Perjury Trial
The defense in the Roger Clemens perjury case rested Monday, without the former pitcher testifying.
Prosecutors Expected To Wrap Up Case Against Roger Clemens
The trial is entering its seventh week. Clemens’ lawyers say they will need seven or eight court days to put on their defense.
Prosecution Nearing End Of Its Case In Roger Clemens Retrial
Judge Walton has told the parties if the trial isn’t done by June 8, he might have to recess it for a month because of scheduling conflicts.
Ex-Mets Batboy Demonstrates Physique, Says He’s Not Much Of A Speller At Clemens’ Trial
Kirk Radomski, who provided performance-enhancing drugs to dozens of Major League Baseball players, injected some much-needed energy into a plodding prosecution case at Roger Clemens’ perjury trial.
Opening Arguments In Roger Clemens Retrial Set For Monday
Judge Reggie Walton also plans to select the final 12 jurors and four alternates on Monday morning, the fifth day of the trial.
Dispute Over Pettitte Testimony At Clemens Retrial; ‘No, No, No’ Guy Qualifies
The retrial of former Yankees star Roger Clemens turned from an early-week snoozer to something more intriguing Wednesday.
Quest For Impartial Jury Continues In Roger Clemens Perjury Retrial
Opening day at Clemens’ new trial saw several prospective jurors question the purpose of Congress’ steroid hearings.
Officials: Sanitation Worker Faked Fall For Workplace Injury Benefits
Ricky Cernera was released without bail after pleading not guilty Thursday to grand larceny, perjury and other charges.
Judge Declares Mistrial In Roger Clemens Perjury Case
The judge presiding over Roger Clemens’ perjury trial has declared a mistrial over over inadmissible evidence shown to jurors that could have prejudiced them against the former Yankees star.
Roger Clemens’ Defense: Evidence Of DNA, Steroids Faked
Prosecutors said Wednesday that needles and cotton balls Brian McNamee used to inject Roger Clemens tested positive for Clemens’ DNA and anabolic steroids. As for Clemens’ defense? They say the evidence was faked.
Roger Clemens’ Lawyer Irks Judge; Prosecutor Says DNA, Steroids Found On Needles
Roger Clemens’ lead lawyer, Rusty Hardin, found out the hard way that U.S. District Judge Reggie Walton isn’t to be messed with. In preliminary discussions before the jury arrived Wednesday, Walton reacted sharply when Hardin appeared to refer to the proceedings as a “circus.”
Roger Clemens Plans To Question Validity Of Mitchell Report Hearing
Roger Clemens’ attorney revealed Tuesday that the former Yankees star plans to begin his perjury defense by questioning lawmakers’ investigation into the Mitchell Report.
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