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...another 5-on-3 power play, followed by another string of Harvard penalties. After an ugly clash behind the Crimson net, Harvard juniors Chad Morin and Rogers and UND’s Corey Fienhage and Brent Davidson all ended up with 10-minute penalties for misconduct.“I think it was just the guys’ way of letting the [other players] know that, even though the game was out of reach, we weren’t giving up,” Fraser said.“There are a lot of changes to be made and...from...
...another under a minute later to take the lead for the first time in the match. In a period characterized by flying pucks and broken hockey sticks, it was fitting that the period should close with a five-minute penalty on Fighting Sioux forward Chris VandeVelde for major game misconduct and hitting from behind. Despite holding a 14-8 advantage in shots during the first frame, the UND defense held strong by blocking shot after shot, and Harvard was unable to find the back of the net again that period.“They did a good job leveling...
...Atlanta, a federal court will hear the high-profile appeal of former Alabama governor Don E. Siegelman, whose conviction on corruption charges in 2006 became one of the most publicly debated cases to emerge from eight years of controversy at the Bush Justice Department. Now new documents highlight alleged misconduct by the Bush-appointed U.S. Attorney and other prosecutors in the case, including what appears to be extensive and unusual contact between the prosecution and the jury...
...were deadlocked and could not reach a decision. After the panel finally delivered a conviction, allegations emerged that jurors had discussed the case in e-mails among themselves and downloaded Internet material - serious breaches that could have invalidated the verdict. But the trial judge ruled that the jurors' alleged misconduct was harmless...
...Stevens made one of the most laughable claims in modern political history, saying he had "not been convicted of anything," despite the federal court result. But Alaskans may have bought his contention that the case, decided thousands of miles away in Washington, D.C., was a noxious mix of prosecutorial misconduct and a runaway jury. Helping Stevens' argument was the revelation this week that a juror who vanished during the trial ostensibly to attend a family funeral had actually skipped out to watch a horse race in California. While the incident may not clear Stevens' legally, it could have obscured matters...