Robert F. Kennedy
Lawyer For Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Working To Get Conviction Tossed
Skakel, who has lost a series of appeals over the years and a bid for parole last year, is hoping to get out of prison through a writ of habeas corpus arguing he was deprived of his constitutional right to effective legal representation when Michael Sherman was his attorney.
Douglas Kennedy Acquitted Of Child Endangerment, Harassment Charges
The ruling came from Judge John Donohue, who heard the case without a jury. At issue was whether Kennedy broke the law when he tried to take his two-day old child out of a Westchester County hospital.
Kennedy Cousin Michael Skakel Denied Parole In 1975 Killing Of Martha Moxley
A Connecticut parole board rejected Skakel’s request following a two-hour hearing Wednesday in which he proclaimed he is innocent.
Tearful Nurse Testifies Against Douglas Kennedy On First Day Of Trial
A confident Douglas Kennedy marched into Justice Court in Mount Kisco on Monday with his wife, Molly, and family by his side.
Nurses Rally Against Douglas Kennedy Over Northern Westchester Hospital Flap
Douglas Kennedy stands accused of harassing two nurses in a maternity ward tussle. Their colleagues were on hand Thursday, as he went to court in Mount Kisco.
Private Memorial Service For Mary Richardson Kennedy Held In Manhattan
The estranged wife of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. who was found dead of an apparent suicide at her home in Bedford, was remembered for her generosity of spirit by family and friends on Monday.
Nurses Rally As Robert F. Kennedy’s Son Faces Judge In Mount Kisco
In January, surveillance cameras captured Douglas Kennedy attempting to leave Northern Westchester Hospital with his newborn, which is against hospital policy. The video shows two nurses trying to stop him and one nurse being pushed to the ground.
Barbara Bush Backs Gay Marriage In New York
The Human Rights Campaign, a national gay rights organization, has released a video featuring 29-year old Barbara Bush.
Basketball Rules, ‘Emancipation’ Copy Up For Auction
James Naismith wrote the 13 rules nearly 119 years ago. The physical education instructor invented basketball as a winter activity for a YMCA in Springfield, Mass.
RFK’s Copy Of Emancipation Proclamation For Sale
A copy of the Emancipation Proclamation signed by Lincoln and bought by Robert F. Kennedy is going up for auction and could fetch as much as $1.5 million.


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