Word: bookin
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...other defendants on charges of larceny and fraud in connection with a subway-tunnel deal. The next year, after a judge refused to dismiss the indictment, Donovan felt obliged to resign. Small wonder, then, that after his acquittal Donovan, rigid and pale, called out to Prosecutor Stephen Bookin, "Give me back my reputation...
...number of New York State legal experts said Merola and his assistant Bookin simply failed to substantiate their charges. Says Columbia University Law Professor Gerard Lynch: "The general feeling is that this is one of the dullest, longest and least persuasive presentations ever made." Joy Fennel, a juror who says she once leaned toward conviction, agrees: "I was frustrated the D.A. didn't do a better job." Several jurors also indicated sympathy with a defense contention that Merola, a Democrat, brought the charges just before the 1984 election in a politically motivated attempt to embarrass the Reagan Administration. Countered Merola...
...probable starting line-up for the Crimson is composed of Scott Nielson, Adam Keller, Julio Toro, Robert Kwun, Ian Dyer and Shawn Bookin...
...Rachel H. Inker '86 4:20 Edmund Tijerina '87 4:23 Jeffrey Phillips '86 4:27:38 Malcolm Middleton 4:30 John T. Paas '86 4:31 Kristy E. Anastasio '85 4:35 Sean L. McDonough '86 4:57:30 Michael Vorenberg '86 4:57:30 Shawn Bookin '87 4:58:50 Michael Yampol '85 4:59 Nick Lawrence '86 5:02 Lou J. Morsberger '85 5:11:32 T. Kyle Stanley '85 5:23 Blosker D. Meitzen 5:40 Richard J. Jackson '85 5:47 Glenn Butterton 5:48 Joan Butterton 5:48 Rich A. Lafont...
Merola's assistant Stephen Bookin obtained a court order for the Masselli tapes early this year, but was stalled for months by the FBI before getting them. In the New York FBI office, Walton admitted barring his agents from talking to Merola's staff. At least one agent was disciplined for giving information to the Bronx investigators anyway. FBI headquarters last week ordered an internal investigation into the way its New York office had handled the Masselli wiretap evidence. Despite the lack of FBI assistance, Bronx Detectives Michael Geary and Lawrence Doherty finally put together the case that...