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...messages, sent to King on Feb. 16, Larry Stewart appears to say he didn't do the testing and adds that it was flawed. ?Were (sic) still here at the US Attny office. They seem nervous about the ink Sue [Fortunato, Stewart's assistant] didn?t test. She wrote the report without talking about the one entry she couldn?t test and they wrote the indictment for Martha.? In another message, Stewart seems aware of the possible legal peril when he describes the document, a worksheet that listed Martha's stock holdings at Merrill Lynch. ?The document,? he says...
...Later that day, he sent another adding: ?Yeah they based their indictment on Sue's f___ed up report.? In yet another message on Feb. 19 he confessed, ?Were (sic) going to lose this case big time.? But the government didn?t lose. Martha Stewart and Baconovic were convicted in March of lying to federal investigators about why she sold her shares of biotech firm ImClone Systems. They said there was a pre-existing arrangement to sell if the stock price hit $60. But prosecutors said she sold because Baconovic gave her a tip that ImClone CEO Sam Waksal...
...months that followed, the students were offered the option of having the charges expunged if they waived their right to sue the Miami police for alleged rights violations—a failure to read rights and a denial of prescription medications among the allegations...
...decided that I didn’t want to sign the waiver—I was not willing to go down as saying that I would not sue them,” Bar Am said...
Jones and her attorneys requested a meeting last week with investigators and learned the extent of the evidence against her. Their conclusion: it is too weak to keep her from competing in the Olympics. Jones has, in fact, threatened to sue if she is barred from Athens without a positive drug test. No athlete has ever been barred without such proof, but the USADA does have the power to use other evidence, called a nonanalytical positive, to link an athlete to banned substances...